By Chikaodi Chukwuleta
A non-governmental organization, the *Needy and Special People’s Initiative*, was unveiled today with a promise to provide direct support to vulnerable Nigerians in healthcare, finance, employment, and legal aid.
National leader Prince Morgan said the initiative was born out of a personal commitment to serve humanity and fill gaps where government support has fallen short.
“The initiative was born out of the desire to serve humanity, to help people, and to provide what the government could not provide,” Prince Morgan told members at the launch. “We are not affiliated to the government or any political organization. We are here solely to serve the people.” He concluded,.
Prince Morgan outlined 6 key areas of support for registered members: which include
*Healthcare* noting that Members will access health services immediately. After 6 months of membership, the organization will cover all medical bills., financial
assistance for small bsinesses and entrepreneurs.
Skills training followed by empowerment packages.
Direct connections to job opportunities for members seeking work.
“: Free representation for members facing exploitation or legal challenges. He added that after 2 years, if a member’s child completes an apprenticeship, the initiative will add *₦10 million* to the amount given by the master.”
” The first phase of the program began today with health services for widows, followed by financial assistance and legal support. Members were also given special forms to submit any other pressing needs. “We want you to know that your family is here,” Prince Morgan said. “If you have any need, bring it to us and we will assist you as a member of this initiative.” He Concluded “.
“The Needy and Special People’s Initiative says it will operate independently of politics and government, with a focus on dignity, empowerment, and direct impact.”
“For membership and support inquiries, interested persons can contact the initiative at the launch venue or through its outreach channels.”
In his remarks, the National coordinator of the programme Chidi Kenneth orji advised people to go and register noting that ” you can not have access to the benefits and be a participating member from your ward, local government and state.
” In this present economy we are facing today, it is not easy.We know what the cost of medical care is and somebody from nowhere is offering medical care free to assist somebody who needs it , education assistance, scholarship and the rest.”
He added that all the local governments coordinators have a task before them, to go back to their various local governments, summon a meeting and appoint a ward coordinator to get registered members in every ward.
The event concluded with inauguration of executive menbers
