Adamawa frontline philanthropist, Emmanuel Musa frees 51 inmates at birthday
• Gives cash incentives to over 1000 patients, orphans
No fewer than 51 inmates from various correctional centres across Adamawa State regained freedom after payment of their fine by Adamawa’s frontline philanthropist and trailblazer, Dr Emmanuel Musa in celebration of his birthday.
The young entrepreneur also extended olive branch to over one thousand patients at Modibbo Adama university teaching hospital Yola and specialist hospital Yola through the EMNAMU foundation.
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The philanthropist was at Adamawa state command headquarters of the Nigerian correctional service accompanied by Bishop Stephen Dami Mamaza former CAN Chairman Adamawa state and Catholic Bishop of Yola.
Dr Emmanuel Musa charged the freed inmates to go back to their various communities as changed people and be useful to the society.
He maintained that anyone who wish to go back to school will be given scholarship.
He assured the state controller of Adamawa command that he always fill happy to come home to celebrate his birthday with inmates and the less privileged in the society.
He promised to partner with the service in ensuring that inmates are provided with more trained equipment like sewing machines welding machine among others so that after leaving the center they will be useful to themselves and the society.
The state controller thanked Dr Emmanuel Musa for his humanitarian gesture and called on others to emulate him.
The immediate CAN chairman Adamawa state who is also a Catholic Bishop of Yola Diocese, said as someone who always engage in missionary work, he is proud to be associated with people like Dr Emmanuel Musa who dedicated his life and resources to humanity and prayed God to reward him.
The humanitarian also meet patients on their sick beds at the Yola Specialist hospital and Modibbo Adama university teaching hospital Yola where he presented Cash to patients and wish them quick recovery.
Dr Emmanuel Musa was also at orphanage home in Yola where he presented cash to all children.
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