MOK Foundation Extends Agricultural Initiative To Fulani Farmers In Offa, Distributes Chemicals, Other Farm Tools

In another commendable stride towards agricultural empowerment and inclusive community development, the Muhydeen Okunlola Kayode (MOK) Foundation, today, extended its gesture of goodwill to Fulani communities in Offa Local Government Area of Kwara State.

The outreach, led by the Foundation’s representative, Alhaji Tunde Salahudeen, featured the distribution of vital agricultural inputs such as agrochemicals, knapsack sprayers, and other farming essentials.

The initiative is part of the Foundation’s ongoing efforts to support farmers with the tools needed to boost productivity and promote food security.

Speaking during the visit, Alhaji Tunde reiterated the Foundation’s unwavering commitment to grassroots empowerment, emphasizing that farming communities—regardless of tribe or location—are a priority in MOK’s vision for a self-sustaining and food-secure society.

He also reaffirmed that tractors are available to farmers free of charge to aid in land preparation and other mechanized processes.

The beneficiaries expressed deep appreciation to the founder of the Foundation, Alhaji Muhydeen Okunlola Kayode, describing the support as rare and heartfelt.

Many of the recipients, visibly overwhelmed with joy, noted that such consistent attention to the needs of Fulani farmers is a reflection of true leadership and inclusive community service.

Through this outreach, the MOK Foundation has once again demonstrated its resolve to lift underserved communities, strengthen agricultural livelihoods, and build a future where no farmer is left behind.