Chinwe Bode-Akinwande, others named patrons of Red Cross Society

Honours came the way of notable image maker and founder of Chinwe Bode-Akinwande (CBA) Foundation, Mrs. Chinwe Bode-Akinwande, as the Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS), the amazon as a patron of its Eti-Osa, Lagos division.

Appointed along side Mrs. Bode Akinwande are Mr. Samson Apeh and Mrs. Mojisola Ishola-Bamidele, at the investiture and fund-raising ceremony held on Saturday, 14th August 2021, at the Red Cross headquarters in Lagos, the three patrons were honoured and inducted as members of the society to support its humanitarian works.

The new patrons commended the branch and all members of the National Society for rendering selfless service and exhibition of good conduct in the society.

They described the NRCS as one of the notable voluntary organisations that has made positive contributions to peace and progress, and has also been actively involved in humanitarian services and pledged to continue to identify with the organisation as it strives to attain its goals.

The Nigerian Red Cross Society is a humanitarian voluntary organization with a mission to meet the needs of the most vulnerable people. Its activities include first aid training and services, emergency preparedness, response and disaster risk reduction. With presence in every state of the federation and in every local government area, its members are largely the youths and young adults who have the interest of serving humanity, regardless of tribe, religion or culture.
The society depends solely on donations by spirited individuals, organization and support from its international partners.

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