Igbogeni, Bayelsa State — In a remarkable show of compassion and leadership, General Elaye Dollar Slaboh, National Chairman of the Third Phase Presidential Amnesty Programme and founder of the Touch Life Foundation, led a delegation of Third Phase leaders on a humanitarian visit to Daisy Home for Special Persons in Igbogeni, Bayelsa State.
The outreach, part of Gen. Slaboh’s consistent monthly humanitarian drive, underscores his commitment to people-centered leadership and the biblical principle of service. Through the Touch Life Foundation, Gen. Slaboh has emerged as a lifeline for orphans, the elderly, and the less privileged across the Niger Delta.
During the visit, the team donated essential supplies including food items, hygiene kits, and medical materials. Residents of Daisy Home responded with heartfelt gratitude, as joy and songs of celebration filled the air.
Speaking at the event, Gen. Slaboh said, “James 1:27 reminds us that true religion is to care for orphans and widows in their distress. This is the heart of the Touch Life vision — restoring hope, dignity, and support to the forgotten.”
He emphasized that the Third Phase of the Presidential Amnesty Programme extends beyond reintegration and empowerment, promoting a culture of compassion, unity, and responsibility.
Members of the delegation expressed their fulfillment in contributing to the initiative, describing it as a reminder that true leadership is rooted in service and empathy.
The Touch Life Foundation’s outreach to Daisy Home is part of a growing series of impactful initiatives spreading across the Niger Delta. For Gen. Elaye Dollar Slaboh, “touching lives” remains not just a mantra, but a lifelong mission.
