Chief Dr. Thomas Attah Reinforces Community Bonds with Humanitarian Visit to Ososo

Chief Dr. Thomas Attah Reinforces Community Bonds with Humanitarian Visit to Ososo

DTA INITIATIVE MEDIA FORCE

Ososo community in Akoko Edo Local Government Area of Edo State came alive with gratitude and celebration as renowned community leader and philanthropist, Chief Dr. Thomas Attah, paid a humanitarian visit to his hometown, reaffirming his deep-rooted commitment to grassroots development and social welfare.

The visit, which took place during the yuletide season, was carried out under the auspices of the DTA Initiative, a platform dedicated to improving the living conditions of vulnerable groups within society. Central to the outreach was a targeted support programme for women in Ososo, many of whom benefited directly from the intervention.

At his country home, Chief Dr. Attah distributed essential food items, including bags of rice, alongside financial support to women drawn from across the community. The gesture provided timely relief, helping to ease economic pressures while also adding warmth and dignity to the festive period.

Community members responded with overwhelming appreciation, offering prayers and commendations for what they described as a consistent pattern of selfless service and people-oriented leadership. Many noted that the initiative went beyond material support, symbolising unity, inclusion, and genuine concern for the welfare of the people.

Speaking through representatives of the DTA Initiative Media Force, the outreach was described as part of a broader vision to foster sustainable development and strengthen communal ties within Ososo Kingdom and beyond.

Widely regarded as a bridge between tradition and progressive leadership, Chief Dr. Thomas Attah, the Ekpen of Ekpoma Kingdom from the great Ososo Kingdom, continues to inspire confidence through actions that resonate deeply with the everyday realities of his people.

The humanitarian visit is expected to leave a lasting impression, not only on the beneficiaries but also as a call to collective responsibility, encouraging other stakeholders to contribute meaningfully to community development.