Organisation extends support to motherless babies, orphans at Nigerian Red Cross, Lagos

In line with its dedication to uplifting the community and supporting humanitarian causes, Cyclotron Cycling Club, a close-knit community of riders who thrive on camaraderie, support, and pushing limits together, recently paid a visit to the Nigerian Red Cross headquarters in Yaba, Lagos to extend support to motherless babies and orphans under the care of the organization.

During the visit termed ‘Children’s Charity Outreach’, the club donated essential food items, toiletries, and cash gifts, reaffirming its dedication to giving back to society and uplifting vulnerable children. The gesture was warmly received by the Nigerian Red Cross, whose representatives expressed deep appreciation for the club’s generosity and commitment to humanitarian service.

“We deeply appreciate the generosity of Cyclotron Cycling Club. Your thoughtful donation of food items and financial support aligns with the mission of the National Society to alleviate the situation of vulnerable people in communities around the world. Your support brings hope and relief to the motherless babies and orphans in our care”, Olakunle Lasisi, Branch Secretary for the Nigerian Red Cross, Lagos State, said during the visit, according to a statement. ‘Acts like this remind us that when communities come together, we can make a lasting difference in the lives of vulnerable children, he added.

Speaking at the event, the Club Captain of Cyclotron, Eziafakaku Nwokolo, emphasized the importance of combining passion for cycling with compassion for humanity: “Cycling is not just about fitness and recreation; it is also about building communities and touching lives. Today, we are honored to stand with the Nigerian Red Cross in supporting children who deserve love, care, and hope for a brighter future.”

The Nigerian Red Cross team, in the statement,  highlighted that such donations go a long way in sustaining its mission of providing relief and care to vulnerable groups across the country and commended the club and its partner, Polaris Bank, for its commitment to humanitarian initiatives.