Director General of the TAO Movement for Ododo campaign, Engr. Jamiu Habeeb, has applauded the management of Ranny Kitchen Catering School for its continued impact in helping people navigate their ways to success and living meaningful lives.
Speaking at the graduation ceremony of Ranny Kitchen in Adavi local government area of Kogi state on Saturday, Engr. Jamiu reiterated TAO Movements commitment to support community development initiatives.
He announced that the leader of the Movement and member representing Okene/Ogori-Magongo federal constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Tijani Muhammed Ozigi, has graciously approved funds to defray tuition cost of the graduating trainees at Ranny Kitchen.
He explained that the TAO Movement for Ododo, a grassroots mobilization and campaign group, is commitment to fostering encouragement and motivation with emphasis on impactful projects aimed at positively influencing the lives of constituents and upholding the vision of Alh. Ododo Ahmed Usman, the gubernatorial candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Engr. Habeeb underscored Alh. Ododo Ahmed Usman’s alignment with the community’s challenges and his preparedness to address them, building upon his predecessor’s legacy.
He rallied for collective support towards Alh. Ododo’s success in the upcoming election scheduled for November 11, 2023.
In partnership with Ranny Kitchen, the TAO Movement pledged to subsidize one month’s training fees for the trainees.
Engr. Jamiu, empowered by his leader’s authorization, assured the collaboration between the movement and Ranny Kitchen to train aspiring women in the art of catering, aligning with the ethos of societal development and empowerment.
He acknowledged the significance of Ranny Kitchen’s commendable endeavors and promised sustained support, expressing the belief that such endeavors are vital in enhancing and giving back to society.
Other prominent members of Tao Movement4Ododo in attendance were; Hon. Habib Ikunaiye, Hon. Faruk Nurudeen, Hon. Abubakar, Hon. Isaq, Comr. Anehi David, and a host of others
