HRM Eze Dr. Amb. Ihenetu Doles Out Food Materials To Orphanage Homes & Prisons, Donates Cash To Less Privileged On Golden Birthday Celebration

NJOKU MACDONALD OBINNA

It’s the Noble Laurent, Prof. Wole Soyinka, who once posited that: “Human life has meaning only to that degree and as long as it is lived in the service of humanity. For humanity is infinity”. 

As part of the activities lined up for the colourful and epoch making event of his golden anniversary; 50th birthday,  the Assistant Publicity Secretary, Association of Ndieze Ndigbo in the Diaspora and Eze Igbo Ghana, His Royal Majesty Eze  Dr. Amb. Chukwudi Jude Ihenetu (Eze Ohazurume I of Ghana),  through a passionate driven delegation of his Foundation led by Imo frontline online Publisher, Njoku MacDonald Obinna,  doled out cartoons of noodles, rolls of tissue papers, washing detergents, other toiletries and cash donation to the Nigerian Red Cross Society (Orphanage Home), Holy Family Sisters Of The Needy – St. Joseph’s Home for  Orphans & Destitute, Okwu  Uratta, and Owerri Correctional Center (Prisons); as a demonstration of his gratitude to God for recording a milestone in his life in sound health, protection and prosperity of family,  peace and unity in Ghana -Igbo community and accelerated  development on the Igbo Throne in the Republic of Ghana as a monarch. 

The humanitarian outreach, which took place in Owerri, the Imo State capital, on Saturday, 13th November, 2021, had a popular Nigerian born, but Ghanaian – based fiery cleric and presiding Bishop of the Throne of Grace Prayer City, His Lordship, Archbishop Dr. Owen Chris, alongside other friends of Ezeigbo Ghana Foundation on the list of the visit.

While receiving the food materials and cash donation from the Head of the Humanitarian Outreach delegation ably led by Njoku MacDonald Obinna, on behalf of Eze Igbo Ghana Foundation, Rev. Sis. Justina Ogbunna of the Holy Family Sisters of the Needy, thanked the Foundation for such show of love and support to the orphans and destitute in the society at a trying time like this. The children at the orphanage home held hands together as they unanimously prayed for HRM Eze Dr. Amb. Chukwudi Ihenetu and members of his Foundation delegation.

In the same vein, Mrs. Juliet Ahaneku of the Nigerian Society for Red Cross, who received the food materials and cash donation from Eze Igbo Ghana Foundation, however, expressed excitement with thanks to Eze Igbo Ghana for being thoughtful of the little orphans even from a very far distance; Ghana. The children at the Orphanage home also circled themselves as they showered heartwarming prayers for the Royal Father and members of his Foundation delegation.

The team had their final stop over at the Owerri Correctional Centre, Prisons, where they meticulously after thorough security checks distributed food relief materials to the Prisons wardens while asking God to strengthen the inmates, who are serving various degrees of prison terms as their days of freedom approach gradually.

Speaking in a telephone interview with the head of the  delegation for the Humanitarian Outreach and Publisher of 4th Estate Reporters, Njoku MacDonald Obinna, Founder of Ezeigbo Ghana Foundation and Chief Executive Officer of Chi -Berth Group of Companies, Ghana, a multi-million Naira food beverages company in the Republic of Ghana, obviously elated  Eze Dr. Amb. Chukwudi Ihenetu, felt fulfilled for being used by God as a worthy vessel in contributing very positively towards the upliftment of life and society. 

Seeing service to God and humanity as one of life’s most awesome privileges, Eze Igbo Ghana maintained that: “His Foundation shall continue to reach out to the less privileged Igbos both in Ghana and back home through support for start -ups and medium empowerment to select young men and women, who truly deserve such assistance because there is a limit to what he can do within his limited resources since he is neither a politician nor government functionary, but a royal father-figure, who deeply cares about the plights of his people home and abroad.