A Godfearing school owner, Evangelist Adekunbi Akin-Taylor, the founder of Charlie Marie Group of Schools, Likosi in Sagamu, Ogun state, has touched the hearts of many parents after lifting financial burden brought on them as a result of coronavirus pandemic.
At a time business owners and companies were busy sacking their staff members, Akin-Taylor was busy distributing food to parents and paying salaries.
The proprietor gave out palliatives to 27 of her workers and 100 parents whose children are her students, she told The Nation.
She said that some of her students come to school really hungry and giving out the relief materials was her own way of contributing to their parents’ welfare in this trying time.
It should be noted that each package contained rice, beans, indomie, oil, salt, biscuit, sweet, and garri.
She said she paid her workers full salary in March and 60% and 70% in April and May respectively.
Olajumoke Amos, a parent, thanked the proprietor for taking care of their needs, saying that despite the fact the woman is not in the country, she still extended her love to them.
Akin-Taylor has not been able to take her school’s learning online because she said parents cannot afford it.
