The Okwun Ojah Family Foundation has distributed 60 bags of rice to the Amaekpu Ohafia and Nde Uduma Awoke Ohafia communities, providing much-needed assistance to families struggling with economic hardship.
This generous donation, made on August 10th, 2024, is the latest in a series of philanthropic efforts by the foundation to support disadvantaged communities.
The foundation’s Program Manager, Mazi Jonah Okoro, highlighted the organization’s commitment to supporting vulnerable families and communities. He noted that the foundation has previously installed borehole water systems with power generators in seven communities, constructed roads, and implemented education empowerment initiatives.
Mr. Okoro emphasized that Dr. Okwun Ojah’s philanthropic efforts are driven by a genuine desire to help, rather than political ambitions. “Dr. Ojah is not a politician and has no intention of becoming one,” he stated. “His sole motivation is to make a positive impact on the lives of those in need.”
The Eze of Nde Uduma Awoke, HRM Ezieogo Uma Kalu, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the foundation for their generosity. He praised Dr. Ojah’s altruistic nature and prayed for God’s continued blessings upon him.
This latest donation from the Okwun Ojah Family Foundation serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration for all, demonstrating the power of kindness and generosity in making a positive impact on the lives of others. As the country navigates economic challenges, such acts of philanthropy are more important than ever.
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