Lifeline Care, a not-for-profit organization focused on reducing road crashes and fatalities in Nigeria, recently marked its 20th anniversary with a dinner hosted by its Board of Trustees at the NAF Center, Abuja.
The event brought together dignitaries and supporters of the organization’s mission.
Key attendees included Chief Osita Chidoka, former Minister of Aviation and Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), who delivered the keynote address; Amal Pepple, former Minister of Housing and Head of Service; Senator Sanusi Daggash; Alhaji Kashim Imam, former Chairman of TETFUND and President of KCOBA; and Bolanle Onagoruwa, a Trustee of Lifeline Care.
The evening featured testimonials from beneficiaries of Lifeline Care programs, who shared how the organization’s interventions had affected their lives.
Corporate partners supporting the organization’s work were also recognized with Corporate Social Responsibility Awards, including Custodian Insurance, ENL Consortium, Eta Zuma Group, and the Stanley Jegede Foundation.
In his address, Chief Chidoka commended Lifeline Care for its work in reducing road accidents and emphasized the importance of targeted interventions at accident-prone areas to reduce fatalities.
Lifeline Care’s founder, Dr. Nkem Momah, reflected on the organization’s two decades of activities, noting its role in providing medical care to road accident victims, raising awareness about road safety, and advocating for policy improvements.
He emphasised that as road crashes remain a significant challenge in Nigeria, the organization’s work continues to be relevant.
The event also paid tribute to Gen. Owoye Azazi, former National Security Adviser, and Senator Gbenga Aluko, who were posthumously recognized for their support to Lifeline Care.
Looking ahead, the organization reiterated its commitment to ongoing efforts to reduce road crashes and fatalities in Nigeria with the support of its partners and stakeholders.
