MOK Movement Doles Out N600,000 in Weekly Empowerment Drive

In continuation of its grassroots empowerment initiative, the Muhydeen Okunlola Kayode (MOK) Movement has disbursed financial support to 20 beneficiaries in Offa, Kwara State.

This is as part of its weekly empowerment programme.

Each of the selected individuals received a sum of ₦30,000, a gesture aimed at encouraging small-scale entrepreneurship, reducing economic hardship, and promoting self-reliance among residents of the community.

The disbursement took place today under the coordination of Mr. Tajudeen Oyeyemi.

He also affirmed the group’s commitment to inclusive growth and development in Offa.

According to Mr. Oyeyemi, the initiative is part of a broader effort by the MOK Movement to support vulnerable individuals, particularly youth, artisans, traders, and low-income earners across the local government.

“This is more than just a financial token; it is about restoring hope and helping people take steps toward sustainable livelihoods. We believe that by empowering individuals, we are strengthening the entire community,” he said.

The beneficiaries expressed deep gratitude to the MOK Movement for the timely support, many noting that the intervention would serve as seed capital to boost their small businesses or support personal development goals.

This weekly empowerment programme has become a hallmark of the MOK Movement’s community engagement strategy, drawing praise for its consistency and impact across various sectors.

The MOK Movement, founded by philanthropist, Qs Muhydeen Okunlola Kayode, continues to play a pivotal role in grassroots development through initiatives focused on education, agriculture, vocational training, and economic empowerment.