Female evangelist commends Aisha Buhari’s philanthropic effort for children with special needs

Evangelist (Mrs.) Dorathy James has commended Nigeria’s First Lady and wife of the President, Hajia Aisha Buhari for facilitating the school building for special children located in Galadimawa Area of Abuja through the Future Assured programmer of her Foundation.

on Thursday April 27, 2023. a lady cleric, Evangelist (Mrs.) Dorathy James has commended her for establishing the school meant to cater for the children that have learning difficulties and visually impaired children among others in similar lows.

Evangelist Dorathy barred her mind while fielding questions from newsmen in Calabar on Thursday at Gospel House home of the Gospel Deliverance Ministry International.

And referencing 1st Chronicles 4:9-10 “Jabez was more honorable than his brothers and his mother named him Jabez saying “I gave birth to him in pain, Jabez called on the God of Israel, saying, “O! that you would bless me and enlarge my territory and let your hand be with me and preserve me from calamity, so that it may bring no harm to me” So God brought about what he had asked for,” she said during the mid-week service that no child born in any circumstance is irrelevant because God can turn around any untoward situation for anybody in her message themed “I AM MORE THAN THIS.”

She praised Aisha Buhari for the vision to build the school equipped to meet academic, social as well as emotional needs of the children with special needs aged between 2 to 18 years as well as adults up to 25 years. The project under construction in the past five months will have fitness centre, aqua-pool therapy, sensory integration playroom and assessment centre when completed.

Dorathy used the occasion to solicit for provision of a worship block in the institution to give spiritual support to the rehabilitation program and expressed satisfaction that as a mother of the nation, Hajia Aisha Buhari has shown the way for wealthy Nigerians and governments to follow by providing financial and moral backup to schools for children with special needs in the country.

By: Archibon Emmanuel
(Snr. Reporter)