In recognition of his unwavering commitment to humanitarian service and community development, Dr. Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah, former Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development, was honored by St. Stephen Anglican Church, Rumueme Deanery, during their Mothering Sunday celebration themed ‘A Mother After God’s Heart.’
Dr. Ogah, a renowned philanthropist, entrepreneur, and industrialist, was represented at the event by Comr. Ezedimbu Kelvin, who received the prestigious award on his behalf. The church acknowledged Dr. Ogah’s remarkable efforts in transforming lives through various philanthropic initiatives, including community electrification, educational support, healthcare development, and economic empowerment programs.
As a token of his support for the church and its mission, Dr. Ogah generously contributed a substantial financial donation during the event’s fundraising segment, further underscoring his dedication to uplifting communities and fostering development.
Expressing appreciation on behalf of Dr. Ogah, Comr. Ezedimbu Kelvin conveyed the honoree’s deep gratitude for the recognition, reaffirming his unwavering commitment to humanitarian services. He reiterated Dr. Ogah’s philosophy of selfless service, encapsulated in his well-known quote, ‘Touching lives gives me joy.’
The event, which drew members of the clergy, community leaders, and congregants, celebrated mothers’ vital role in society while honoring individuals whose impact extends beyond their immediate environment.
Dr. Ogah’s legacy as a leader and philanthropist continues to inspire many, as he remains dedicated to building a better society through his various initiatives across Nigeria. The congregation of St. Stephen Anglican Church, Rumueme Deanery, joined in prayers for God’s continued guidance and blessings upon him.
