Obi visit Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Old & Tramp in Anambra, pledges support for special needs children

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On January 1, 2024, Peter Obi, the dynamic presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), marked the beginning of the new year in a heartwarming manner and chose to spend the day at the Rehabilitation Centre for Disabled Old & Tramp (RECDOT) in Ozubulu, Anambra State, where he celebrated alongside the residents.

Sharing the heartfelt experience on his social media platform, Peter Obi expressed his joy in starting the year by immersing himself in the company and conviviality of the individuals at RECDOT. The charity home serves as a haven for children with special needs, and Obi’s visit underscored the importance of compassion and care in our society.

In his reflective post, Obi emphasized the essence of our shared humanity, urging everyone to embrace the spirit of caring for one another, especially the less privileged, the poor, and those facing various challenges. He conveyed gratitude for the earnest prayers offered by the residents of RECDOT for Nigeria’s well-being and encouraged them to persist in praying for the nation.

Expressing deep concern for children with special needs, particularly those who may lack adequate support due to the negligence of political leaders, Obi highlighted the need for a compassionate government. He advocated for actionable policies and specialized programs that would provide the necessary support, including medical attention and quality education, enabling these children to realize their dreams and live fulfilling lives.

Peter Obi took a moment to acknowledge the efforts of charity homes, humanitarian organizations, and individuals dedicated to supporting those with special needs. He called for increased participation in this noble cause, envisioning a New Nigeria that leaves no one behind, where the needs of all citizens are met. In closing, Obi reiterated his commitment to a society that cares for every individual, echoing the sentiment that the collective efforts of compassionate individuals will contribute to building a better, more inclusive nation.

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