Abida Mia donates Brahman bull towards ‘feed frontline healthcare workers’ initiative

Deputy Minister of Lands Abida Mia has donated a big Brahman bull that has been processed into over 400kgs of beef to be used to prepare meals to Covid-19 frontline healthcare workers in various treatment units of the Southern Region.

Abida Mia: Give a boost to an initiative to provide a meal a day for Covid-19 treatment unit staff
Della and her husband inspecting their gift
Meal delivery at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital on Wednesday
The rice Mia donated last week for the same cause

Mia, Member of Parliament for Chikwawa Nkombedzi, donated the bull through S&A Cold Storage in her personal capacity and this is her second contribution to the initiative as she also donated 300Kgs of rice last week.

The MP   lost her husband, Mohammad Sidik Mia  a Minister of Transport on January 12 due to Covid-19 related complications.

In their vote of thanks, managers of Frontline Healthcare Workers Fund, Della Kulemeka and her husband Aj Kulemeka said: “We are so thankful and grateful for this kind gesture. This will go a long way and may Allah bless you and your family.”

Lucy Chaduka was so blown over with Mia’s gesture and also asked the Lord to bless her in the trying times she is facing following the loss of her husband — yet she found the energy to give to others in need as she has always done.

Meanwhile, the meal initiative has so far received so much support that they are even providing meals for COVID-19 frontline healthcare workers at Zomba Central Hospital on Wednesday.

A team that was mobilized for Zomba served lunch and supper and the managers disclose that as more support comes in they intend to reach out to the Central and Northern Regions.

“Together we can — let’s reach out to Central and Northern regions’ COVID-19 healthcare facilities and frontliners,” they said.

The Kulemeka couple decided to launch this initiative by injecting K1 million and called on well-wishers, individuals and companies to donate  towards their cause.

They took cognizance that the frontline healthcare workers are always busy because of the large numbers of patients to look after that they rarely afford a break to dash for a meal outside hospital campus.

The couple is asking the public willing to assist to contact them — Della on the numbers: 0991 289 123/0885 289 123 (email: [email protected]).

And through Aj Andrew on: 0999 204 459/0881 847 503 (email: [email protected]). They are located in New Naperi, Naperi Road, next to Joy Radio in Blantyre.

A single meal is costing about K1,000 and the food is prepared by private caterers as one way of helping their small and medium entrepreneurship.

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Lameck
Lameck
3 years ago

Thanks you madam Abida Mia that’s s the good heart

Hora
Hora
3 years ago

There are many areas that need support from people who so desire to assist ,and every individual is free to target such assistance to a particular area of choice, it is up to the recipient to make recommendations or rechannel such gesture to the area they feel deserve such help. If you can help even if it means helping only one patient with K500 it will go along way to ease pain/need of an underprivileged person. Do not wait for the day you shall have thousands of dollars for it may not come.

kheza
kheza
3 years ago

may God reward this woman. osanamizana mzimayi uyu ndi mdalitso pakati pa anthu

Phwisa
Phwisa
3 years ago

Frontline workers now almost getting double Convid 19 allowance. They are already getting cash money as monthly Convid 19 allowance. Adya. Bwinotu Chaka chino

ERUTU
ERUTU
3 years ago
Reply to  Phwisa

No no no no no this is not a worthy comment Pwisa 🦠❌

CHIKABUDULA
CHIKABUDULA
3 years ago
Reply to  Phwisa

Umafuna akupatse iwe? Nanga iwe waperekanji? Iwe nchiPHWISIDI eti?

KWENGWERE
KWENGWERE
3 years ago
Reply to  Phwisa

Idiots still exist, mhuhhhhh.

Chiswa B
Chiswa B
3 years ago

Kuphikura health care workers just shows we have misplaced priorities. That initiative is useless to say the least. These people already pocket allowances.

I rather mobilise funds to procure more ventilator etc

ERUTU
ERUTU
3 years ago
Reply to  Chiswa B

Aaaaaaaaa Obwana aaaaaaaaa yapa maphyereza kumayamika zinazi waati

CHIKABUDULA
CHIKABUDULA
3 years ago
Reply to  ERUTU

*** ….efforts?

CHIKABUDULA
CHIKABUDULA
3 years ago
Reply to  Chiswa B

Where are your well-placed priorities?
When shall we, Malawians learn to appreciate each other’s effects?

Chikawachi
Chikawachi
3 years ago

Bravo Abida keep it up simunalakwise .ansanje ndi a nsanje ndipo osayamika ndiosayamika .God will reward you for the charitable work that you are doing .May the Soul of Sidik Rest In Peace

Paul Kalambule
Paul Kalambule
3 years ago

This shall end in tears.tio a mipikisano anthu afuna kitchukirapo

ADA
ADA
3 years ago

This is typical of Malawians always fault finding anzan akuthandiza koma inu phwi kumangogeya mwano pa nyasatimes. Munakhala bwanji?

VYACHITIMA
3 years ago

Sakupereka Sadaka ya TATU ndi SABA ya Mwamuna wake Mayiwa Koma !!!!!!
Kenako muzaona akupereka Arubaini. Kenako muzaona akuchitika ma Sadaka a mtundu wa eSale Sawaab.

phade
phade
3 years ago

and pa chi Malawi Abida was supposed to slow down and probably use other neutral channels in assisting as she still observes maliro a mamuna wake. assistance is needed yea and we appreciate koma phumali silikumveka chifukwa chake. slow down mama. lilani maliro mpaka 40 days kenako muyambe kuthamangathamanga

Kagwa
Kagwa
3 years ago
Reply to  phade

Nanuso mwasowa zokamba bwanji, munthu alephere kuthandiza chifukwa choferedwe. Kupereka kumapereka chimwemwe, ndiwe dog bwanji!

Mash Mwale
Mash Mwale
3 years ago
Reply to  phade

Chimalawi Nde chiti? Kuganiza kolowa pansi kopanda chitukuko. Move on Abida, do your charity work. God will bless you even more

kunyenga ana a mulungu
kunyenga ana a mulungu
3 years ago
Reply to  phade

stupid boy. Her husband is dead. He’s gone.No need to dwell on that. That should not be a hindrance to her productivity

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