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Report of ATF National Grants in 2014

January 6, 2015 ATF Editorial 0 views
This is a historical report published on January 6, 2015. It is preserved for the record and is not a current activity.

Historical report.

Education

  1. N20,000 was granted to pay the tuition fee of a sister at Oyo State College of Agriculture, Igbo-Ora.
  2. N40,000 was granted to pay the school fees and final year project of a part-time student at the Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology, Ibadan.
  3. A married woman was given N30,000 to pay the school fees arrears of her children in a private nursery and primary school.
  4. N30,000 was given to an undergraduate at the University of Abuja to pay his school fees and secure admission.
  5. N5,000 was given to a sister for JAMB registration.
  6. N15,000 was granted to a student of Physiology, University of Ilorin College of Health Sciences (COHS) for his project.
  7. N38,000 was given to a new intake of Al-Hikmah University to complete his tuition fee.
  8. N25,000 was given to a student of Kwara State University (KWASU) to complete his registration.
  9. N20,000 was given to an orphan to pay her tuition at the School of Health Technology, Offa.
  10. N20,000 was given to a student of Health Management Information System, University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH) for tuition.
  11. N20,000 was given to a student of Geography, University of Ilorin to complete his registration.
  12. N15,000 was given to a student of Kwara State College of Nursing to complete tuition.
  13. N15,000 was given to a student of Al-Hikmah University to complete his tuition fee.

Total = N293,000

Health

  1. N50,000 was granted to an ex-student of the University of Ilorin for a kidney transplant.
  2. N30,000 was given to a gunshot victim for plastic surgery at UITH, Ilorin.
  3. N20,000 was granted to a breast lump patient for a surgical operation.
  4. N20,000 was given to a cancer patient at UITH.
  5. N6,000 was given to a diabetic patient at UITH.
  6. N30,000 was granted, through OASIS, for a patient's kidney transplant operation.
  7. N20,000 was granted for the surgical operation of a woman at Adeoyo Teaching Hospital, Ibadan.
  8. N20,000 was granted for the medical treatment of an abandoned woman at the Ring Road State Hospital, Ibadan.
  9. N10,000 was granted for the medical treatment of a brother involved in a motorcycle accident.
  10. A non-Muslim female lawyer with a kidney problem was assisted with N50,000 from the national purse.
  11. N100,000 from the national purse was donated to a university Muslim lecturer for a liver transplant in India.
  12. A neonate with sepsis was assisted with N12,000 for medical treatment in a private hospital in Ibadan.

Total = N368,000

Social Responsibilities

  1. A bag of rice, a bag of semovita and 25 litres of groundnut oil were presented to the Muslim Orphanage, Ilorin at the cost of N16,300.
  2. 150 pieces of ATF exercise books were also presented to the Muslim Orphanage.
  3. 200 pieces of ATF exercise books were presented to FOMWAN.
  4. A sister was assisted in securing employment in a private school in Ibadan.
  5. N10,000 was donated to Muslim prisoners in Agodi, Ibadan during 1435AH/2014 Ramadan.
  6. Students' Ramadan programme at the Oyo State School of Nursing costing N20,000.
  7. Four bags of rice were distributed among the needy during Ramadan at a cost of N40,000.
  8. An air coolant worth N26,000 was donated to the theatre unit of Jericho Specialist Hospital, Ibadan.
  9. A needy sister was assisted with N5,000 during Ramadan for immediate relief.
  10. N10,000 worth of drugs and other materials were supplied to FOMWAN Orphanage, Ibadan on a quarterly basis, totalling N30,000 per annum.
  11. Other materials and items worth N42,000 were donated during Ramadan.
  12. Goods worth N50,000 were donated to FOMWAN Orphanage in Osogbo.

Total = N249,300

Zakat Empowerment Fund

  1. N50,000 from the monthly zakat fund was granted to a member to resuscitate his ailing business.
  2. N50,000 from the zakat fund was granted to an orphan to restock her provisions business.
  3. N50,000 from the zakat fund was granted to a brother whose commercial-purpose motorcycle was stolen.
  4. N50,000 from the zakat fund was given to another woman to start a foodstuff trade after securing a kiosk in Ibadan.
  5. N50,000 from the zakat fund was given to a brother to start an egg business in Osogbo.

Total = N250,000

Economic Empowerment

  1. A family man who lost his job was given N20,000 to start another business.
  2. A brother was granted N20,000 to restock his Islamic materials selling trade.
  3. A brother who learnt barbing was given N20,000 to buy materials needed to start a salon.
  4. A sister was given N20,000 to start a foodstuff trade.
  5. Another family man was assisted with N20,000 to resuscitate his kerosene business.
  6. A woman was assisted with N20,000 to start a trade of her choice.
  7. Another woman was also given N20,000 to augment her trade.
  8. Two sisters were empowered with sewing/whipping machines and other accessories worth N37,500 each, totalling N75,000, in Ibadan.

Total = N215,000

Revolving Loans

Members with varying degrees of need are granted a maximum loan of N50,000 each at a time from a reserve of N150,000 set aside for the purpose. The repayment pattern is strictly Islamic. Total = N135,000

Recurrent Expenditure

Customised bulk SMS N20,000; website annual subscription N15,000; Corporate Affairs Commission annual renewal N1,000; airtime for communication N1,000; data bundle N4,000; transport cost N20,000. Total = N61,000

Administrative Expenses

2013 Oyo State Annual Grant Ceremony N70,000; production of the 2014 edition of ATF Vision N75,000; typesetting and photocopying N2,000; two ATF banners N5,000; 200 certificates N3,500; membership forms N5,000; letterhead paper N4,000; Ramadan Family Forum N6,580; 500 ATF exercise books N20,000; 15% Kwara State remittance to NEC N21,000. Total = N137,080

Grand Total = N1,720,700