Lady Sandra Aguebor MFR, President of the Nigerian Lady Mechanic Association, has expressed her deep appreciation for her brother, Mr. Ebo Amagba philanthropic contributions to the society.
In a statement, the first African Lady Mechanic, Lady Aguebor lauded Mr. Ebo Amagba’s unwavering commitment to giving back to his community and making a positive impact on the lives of others. She highlighted his numerous charitable initiatives, including providing scholarships to underprivileged students, supporting healthcare facilities.
“Mr. Ebo Amagba is a true embodiment of compassion and generosity,” stated Lady Aguebor. “His philanthropic gestures have touched countless lives and brought hope to many who were in need.”
Lady Aguebor particularly commended Mr. Ebo Amagba’s support for women’s empowerment by donating 30 overall safety boots to female mechanic in Amagba. She noted that his initiatives had provided opportunities for women to acquire skills, become financially independent, and contribute to the development of their communities.
“Mr. Ebo Amagba’s unwavering belief in the potential of women is truly inspiring,” said Lady Aguebor. “His support has empowered countless women to break barriers and achieve their dreams.”
Lady Aguebor called on other wealthy individuals and organizations in Benin And Nigeria in general to emulate Mr. Amagba’s philanthropic spirit and invest in the well-being of their communities. She urged them to use their resources to uplift the less fortunate and create a more just and equitable society for all.