The beneficiaries were pupils from three selected schools: Nawardeen Nursery and Primary, Isabo, and Ansawrudeen Main School 1 and 2, Kenta Ilawo, Abeokuta.
Dr. Musa, an educationist, explained that the gesture was aimed at promoting the dignity of the girl child and celebrating her birthday with the less privileged.
She emphasized that every child, regardless of their school, has the potential to progress and have a brighter future. Dr. Musa also commended the teachers for their role in shaping the children's future and encouraged them not to discriminate against any pupil.
The Initiative for Women and Children of Hope, according to Dr. Musa, focuses on women empowerment, child care, health, and girl child education.
She expressed her commitment to donating hijabs and learning materials every February 1st to mark World Hijab Day.
Dr. Musa also appealed to the well-to-do in society to extend a helping hand to the less privileged, as commanded by God.
The head teachers of the visited schools expressed their gratitude for the gifts and prayed for Dr. Musa's long life and continued celebration of her birthday.
