The beneficiaries told CBI News Correspondent in Jos, Nigeria, that the food sharing went a long way in helping the less privileged.

In the spirit of generosity that defined the holy month of Ramadan, one woman’s dedication to feeding the less privileged has transformed lives and strengthened community bonds across Jos.

Ummil-khairi Abdulmumin, a social worker, launched the feeding program to ensure no one went to bed hungry after breaking their fast.

CBI News reports that the woman committed herself to cooking for at least one hundred people every day and travelled long distances to distribute the food. She said that it was not only when one was hungry that the problem of hunger became apparent.

One of the beneficiaries Hafsa Ibrahim, expressed happiness at receiving the support and prayed for such a good gesture to be rewarded.

"Yes, I was among the beneficiaries, including my relatives. I was overwhelmed and prayed for God to reward them with Paradise," said Ibrahim.

Omar Faruk, the Imam of Nasco Fibre Mosque, described Ramadan as a month of giving. The Cleric highlighted the significance of feeding the less privileged during Ramadan, with reference from scriptures.

He also said that the hand that gives is greater than the hand that receives.

Beyond the food sharing, the initiative became a tangible effort for social impact. Daud Danjuma, a community member, said that the initiative also brought peace, unity and reduced social violence.

She described the feeding as her best program for putting smiles on the faces of the needy.

As Ramadan continued, Ummil-khairi Abdulmumin’s daily mission stood as a beacon of hope in Jos. Her dedication served as a powerful reminder that individual action could indeed make a monumental difference, fostering a spirit of unity and care for the less privileged.