Moses Attu is the director and national coordinator of Attu Reachout Foundation. In this interview with MAKINDE OLUWAROTIMI, he talks about the importance of education among other things.
Can you tell us about your foundation?
It is a non-governmental organisation and it started as a means of paying respect to our late father who was passionate about education and helping the less privileged in the society. After his retirement, he was able to send not less than 100 children to school from his resources and after he died, we, his children thought it wise to pick it up from where he stopped and add more flesh to it. The foundation is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) and has been around for the past 10 years.
You talked about helping the poor and focusing on education. How have you been able to achieve this?
Our focus, basically, is to provide support and education for orphans, the poorest of poor in the community and other African countries, starting from…
