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Free Medical Outreach Report: A Beacon of Hope for Ogbona Community

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Dear Esteemed Ogbona Community Members, We are pleased to share with you a summary report of the 3rd Ogbona Elites Forum Free Medical Outreach (attached). This report highlights: – Generous donations received from our supporters – Program expenditures – Medical ailments treated and patients assisted We extend our heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support, which has made a significant impact on our community members’ lives by providing access to essential medical care. Please note that due to security challenges, our medical team from Makurdi was unable to join us, and we were unable to perform eye surgeries, distribute glasses, or handle dental cases. This unforeseen circumstance resulted in a surplus in our budget. Thank you again for your kindness and commitment to our community’s well-being. We look forward to future collaborations and continuing to make a positive difference together. Best regards, Gilbert Odior President, Ogbona Elites Forum Free Medical Outreach Report: A Beacon of Hope for Ogbona Community The Ogbona Elites Forum recently hosted a 3-day medical outreach program at the MCK Orbih Comprehensive Health Centre, Ogbona, from September 3rd to 5th, 2024. This initiative drew over 450 people daily from Ogbona and surrounding villages, seeking essential medical care. Here’s a snapshot of the program’s impact: 1.1,147 individuals received treatment 2.42 surgeries performed: 17 appendix cases 20 hernia cases 5 other surgeries Laboratory Test Results: Malaria: 126 cases Typhoid: 12 cases Hepatitis B: 82 cases  Hepatitis C: 82 cases Sugar level tests: 186 Pregnancy tests: 5 H.Pylori tests: 18 PSA tests: 4 PCV tests: 75 RVS (HIV) tests: 85 Urinalysis tests: 35 This outreach program demonstrated the Ogbona Elites Forum’s commitment to providing essential healthcare services to the community.  

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Happy 78th to Pastor Mrs. Julie Inu Umoru, the Chairperson of the Board of Trustees of Ogbona Elites Forum

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Happy 78th to Pastor Mrs. Julie Inu Umoru, the Chairperson of the Board of Trustees of Ogbona Elites Forum!! May this special day be filled with joy, love, and celebration. May her life continue to be blessed with purpose, wisdom, and happiness. Thank you for your exceptional leadership and dedication. Wishing her a fantastic year ahead! Happy 78th birthday to an extraordinary woman, a loving mother figure, and a shining example of grace and strength, Pst. Mrs Julie O Inu Umoru. Your unwavering support and guidance have been a beacon of hope and inspiration in my life. I’m forever grateful for the love, wisdom, and encouragement you’ve shared with me over the years. May this milestone birthday be celebrated with joy, love, and cherished moments. You deserve all the happiness and blessings life has to offer. Thank you for being a constant source of comfort, wisdom, and love in my life. Many happy returns of the day, Cheers  

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OGBONA ELITES FORUM NEW EXECUTIVES

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OGBONA ELITES FORUM EXECUTIVES Ladies and gentlemen, it is our pleasure to introduce the newly elected executives of Ogbona Elites Forum! The newly elected executives were sworn in by the Chairman of the Board of Trustees on May 22, 2024. These dedicated individuals have been elected to drive positive change and progress in our forum and community. Please join us in warmly welcoming and congratulating our new executives: – President: Gilbert Erelumhe Odior, FNAPE – Vice President: Bernard Kasim Ikhane – Secretary-General: Dr. John Odior Anaweokhai – Legal Adviser/Officer: Bar. Felix Jones Osimerha – Welfare/Social Services Officer: Stella Omosibo Mode – Financial Secretary: Peter Alenoghena Aigba – Assistant Sec.-General: Andrew Aghukhapemho Inua – Treasurer: Bar. Patience Omadimhe Osilama – Public Relations Officer (P.R.O): Lawrence Igonor – Ex-Officio: Tricia Dupe Orbih – Provost: Mike Amanesi Kadiri-Itsuokor We look forward to their leadership, innovative ideas, and contributions to our community’s growth and success!”——————————————————– Gilbert Erelumhe Odior, FNAPE, CPG President Gilbert Erelumhe Isimape Odior was born on July 21st, 1957, in Ogbona, Etsako Central Local Government Area of Edo State, Nigeria. He began his educational journey at Saint John’s Primary School, Ogbona, from 1966 to 1970, followed by Saint John’s College, Fugar, from 1970 to 1974, and Edo College, Benin City, from 1974 to 1976. Gilbert furthered his education at the University of Ibadan, Oyo State, graduating with a BSc (Hons) in Geology in 1979 and an MSc in Petroleum Geology in 1981. After completing his NYSC program in Cross Rivers state, he embarked on a distinguished career in the oil and gas industry, spanning over four decades. Gilbert retired from ExxonMobil in December 2015 as a seasoned geologist with over 40 years of experience. He has a strong background in asset management, oil and gas management consulting, government relations, mentoring, and building future generations. Currently, he serves as the Managing Director of Field Support Services (FSS), an oil and gas industry support services firm specializing in interface management and regulatory services, project-specific manpower supply, university assistant programs, and community development work. Throughout his career, Gilbert has demonstrated innovative leadership and a commitment to excellence. He has held various leadership positions, including President of the Nigeria Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE) from 2004 to 2005 and President of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG) from 2012 to 2014. He has also served as a Director on the National Data Repository Board and received the prestigious Vlastimila (Vlasta) Dvořáková International Ambassador Service Award for his leadership, dedication, and long-term commitment to AAPG and promoting its ideals within and across the African Continent. He is active in several professional organizations and Social Clubs including Nigeria Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE), Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), Nigeria Gas Association (NGA), Nigerian Mining and Geological Society (NMGS), American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG), National Data Repository Board, Fellow of Nigeria Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE), and Certified Petroleum Geologist of AAPG and member of Ikoyi Club 1938. He believes in people and goes beyond the usual call of duty to touch people’s lives in remarkable ways, bringing out the best in them. He is energetic, a great team player, flexible, upwardly mobile, and focused on bottom-line results, making him a good manager of people and resources. As a proud son of Ogbona, Gilbert has actively contributed to the development of the community in all spheres of human endeavours. He has been an active member of the Ogbona Federated Union and Ivhiochie Family Meeting, Lagos Branch, since 1981. He was a strong member of the Ogbona Advisory Committee set up by the Okphe Ukpi to map out ways to develop the community. He facilitated the construction of a state-of-the-art model school building at Ogbona Secondary School, Ogbona, by ExxonMobil. Gilbert has authored and co-authored several technical papers and reports and coordinated the production of 24 lecture series on technical and soft skills deployed to 15 universities across the country. He developed the Exciting World of Geology for Geoscience career talk for Senior Secondary school, which has been delivered to over 400 schools across Africa through AAPG Africa Region Young Professionals. —————————————————- Bernard Kasim Ikhane Vice President, Ogbona Elites Forum Bernard Kasim Ikhane was born on April 20, 1966, in Ogbona, Etsako Central LGA, Edo State, to Chief Ikhane Yakubu (GOWON) and Mrs. Ikhane Lucy (née Ikhai). He attended Catholic Primary School, Demonstration Primary School, and Abebe Primary School before completing his secondary education at Ayogwiri Grammar School. Bernard holds an NCE from Bendel State University (now Ambrose Ali University), a BA Ed in English/Literature, and an MA in English Language from the University of Benin. He is currently pursuing his PhD in Semiology at the University of Benin. As an English Language tutor with the Post Primary Education Board (PPEB), Edo State, Bernard was certified as a Master Trainer after an intensive six-month training. He has trained numerous principals and teachers in various programs, including the Vocational Interest Inventory (VII) and Digital Technology in Pedagogy. Additionally, he is a part-time lecturer at Nosakhare College of Education in the Department of English Language and Literature. Bernard is happily married to Mrs. Josephine Ikhane, a professional teacher and evaluative item designer, and they have three children. His philosophy is encapsulated in the phrase: “EVEN THE SNAIL AT ITS SPEED IS RUNNING A RACE.” —————————————————————- Dr. John Odior Anaweokhai, Secretary-General Dr.John Odior Anaweokhai was born into the Catholic family of Pa Joseph Akhaniamhe Anaweokhai of Ivhiosano kindred, Ivhiochie Quarters and Mrs. Victoria Abike Anaweokhai, nee Ikhumhi of Ivhianaga kindred, Okotor quarters, both of Ogbona, Etsako Central Local Government Area of Edo State. He attended Imhakhena Primary School, Ogbona and Ogbona Secondary School. He is well-read, including a PhD in strategic marketing management and entrepreneurship He is married to Engr. Mrs Esther Anaweokhai works in the Oil and Gas Industry in Nigeria —————————————————————- Bar. Felix Jones Osimerha Legal Adviser/Officer Felix Jones Osimerha, a distinguished lawyer and devoted community leader, was born on October 1st, 1960, in Ayogwiri, Edo State. Inspired

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THE OGBONA THAT FLOWS IN MY VEINS VOL.2 by John Odior Anaweokhai PhD

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THE OGBONA THAT FLOWS IN MY VEINS VOL.2 by John Odior Anaweokhai PhD. Ogbona ni Mhakhena. Evho ghi ghie. My obsession with Ogbona has no known rival and it flows in my veins, to say the least, is profusely none stop. Years of studying, traveling and ingratiating with people of diverse cultures have not gotten it attenuated. If at all, they have served as elixir, causing it to find expression in whatever I do and without being immodest, I am unreservedly unapologetic about it. Of course, I make no pretense of being ethnocentric or confining some air of superiority on my culture over others ,nonetheless, I find the culture of my people very unique ,appealing and capable of being exported to make the world a better place for all. This is not claiming faultlessness and supernaturalism ,immune from the conventional frailties to which every mortal or culture, owe some subjection. It is just that the deep sense of honesty ,respect for norms and values ,sanctity of human life, sense of communality, synergy, humility and respect for hard work and human dignity which shaped one’s being ,are scarce treasures in many other clines .Most time, I cannot but question my sense of maturity ,especially when certain fond memories of my formative years, in picturesque mode, rush unrestrainedly through my being. There is no better embodiment of human virtues of communality synergy honesty, sincerity and unity of mind and purpose than Oru traditional farming practice among Ogbona people. It is a kind of co-operative labour contract where members jointly render farming services to one another. A synthetization of efforts among people of like minds to advance farming objectives. It is a system where a minimum of two people come together to work in each other farmland on rotational basis. It is like the two guiding principles in accounting which says for every debit entry ,there is a corresponding credit entry. In other words, when one follows you to work in your farm, you are in the person’s debit book of record , at the designated time, that debt must be repaid in equal measures. Though I had 2 other crews, my last oru crew members were made up of late bros. Adamson Aikabeli, late Eramha Odayeamoh Aikabeli, bros Philip Adebisi Odior and Mallam Shiab David Eghieye. At the initial stage of our endeavor, safe for Bros Philip Odior who was well aware of the stuff I was made of, others doubted my mettle, considering my age. Thank God for their acknowledgement of the fact that any child who washes his hands very clean is free to dine with elders. Their doubts were soon laid to rest the very day we blazed the trail in bros Philip Odior’s farm. I learnt vital lesson that very day, though, we were 5 in number, bro Adamson was the unofficial leader of the crew and as captain of sort, he took the first portion of about 12 feet to clear and as a new kid on the block, I was asked to take mine next to his. He was a bulldozer when it came to bush Cleary but I matched him side by side and at the end, he gave me hand. One unique thing about oru is that it is not just a transactional relationship for the purpose of advancing one another’s cause like IGUADE or paid labour, much more than that, it is about shared value and vision, the need to be one another’s keeper. Your crew members are not just business partners, they are your brothers and sister who you can confide in and they have your back at any time. They are your dependable allies whose counsels can be sort and relied on when the chips are down. They are to call you to order when you are going astray. They are the ones who you parents or spouses can walk to and unburden themselves about pressing issues. Up till today, some of those crew members at the different stages of my life remain my best friends at home. Oru has well laid out three major principles christened herein as the trinity of oru. The evening preceding one’s turn, that member must ensure every member is hail and healthy by going to wish them good night rest (LEGHUE). Very early in the morning, he must ensure each member wakes up very sound too by going round once again to remind them of the day’s business ( KEMAI). Finally, when it is time to go to farm and to forestall any form of eventuality, one might be forced to go round once more to mobilize his crew members for the day’s business (VUEMA). Rule 2 and 3 can be observed together and most times, only rule 1 deserves strict observance but not among members who have come a long way. Unfortunately, when the unexpected happens, one would be asked if the above rules, especially rule 1 and 2 were observed. Oru helps to cover up for one’s area of deficiency. Some people are extremely good at Cleary compared to digging while some have expertise in digging but not so much at Cleary. When such a pair synergized, one would make up for the other’s weakness and the result is always in the superlatives. Oru is nothing short of practical demonstration of the teaching of the good book that we should do unto others as we wish them do onto us. It is the law of harvest cast into section. If one knew that how well he works in other people’s farm would be reciprocated in equal measure when it gets to his turn, there is no room for drama. The philosophy of Oru was seen applied in every facet of life in Ogbona, ranging from thrifting (ADASI) to how one lives not only with his neighbours but also strangers. I feel proud to have come out of a place where time tested and honoured principles of interdependence, honesty, diligence, fairness, equity, justice

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Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited Donates a Block of 15 Classrooms, 3 Science Labs, ICT Centre, Borehole, Others to Ogbona Secondary School, Ogbona, Etsako Central, Edo State

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Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited Donates a Block of 15 Classrooms, 3 Science Labs, ICT Centre, Borehole, Others to Ogbona Secondary School, Ogbona, Etsako Central, Edo State By Elias Inaede   Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited, an affiliate of ExxonMobil, has  donated a block of I5 Classrooms with State of the art  facilities to Ogbona Secondary School, Ogbona.   The building has  components of 3 Science laboratories, an ICT Centre, a Reading Room, Principal and Vice Principal’s Offices, Staff Common Room, 20 toilets and furnishing and Equipment of 450 Students Desks/Teachers Tables/Chairs, Lab Equipment, 60 Computers and Accessories, Generator/Generator house and a borehole.   The importance of quality education no doubt  especially Science technology World over cannot be overemphasized in view of the fact that therein lies the key  to unlocking a community’s technological advancement. The paying of lip service to education by successive governments in Nigeria  has contributed to the fallen of education standard in most parts of the country.   The result of this negligence on the part of government is obvious. Many of the State owned Schools are without qualified teachers, Vital Resource Centre, good Science laboratories as well as teaching aids .The consequences are both for the students and the host community.   Commissioning the project, the Catholic Bishop of Auchi Diocese, His Lordship,  Most Reverend Dr. Gabriel Dunia prayed for the donors and their partners  for yielding to the Clarion call of the Community.   Bishop Dunia appreciated the donors for their love towards the progress and well-being of the Students of the school and the community.   The  Okphe Ukpi of Ogbona,  HRH  Willy Idode  appealed to the State Government to accept the challenge of putting the projects to profitable use. He enumerated some of the school  needs to include adequate number of teachers in all subjects areas, books and other learning materials amongst others.   The traditional Ruler commended Esso Exploration and Mr. Gilbert Odior for remembering the community and urged other Corporate Organizations to emulate such gestures for the overall improvement of the Nigerian Society.   In his address, Representative of Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited at the ceremony Mr. Peter Agba, said,  Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited, a subsidiary of ExxonMobil heeded the Clarion call of Ogbona Community and decided to construct a story building in the School with the following components : 15 Classrooms, 3 Science  laboratory,an I CT Centre, a Reading Room, Principal and Vice Principal’s Offices and Staff Common Room.   While wishing the Students best of learning in the new facility Mr. Aigba also appealed to the State Government for better staffing of the School to ensure the proper utilization of the State of the art  facilities donated by Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited to improve the quality of learning in the School.   In her goodwill message,  Edo State Commissioner for Education, Dr. Joan Osa Oviawe, said , the donation by Esso Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited was a demonstration of their Corporate responsibility to contribute to the educational development in the Country.   The  Senior Secondary  School Principal , Mr. Thaddeus Anabor,  commended Esso Exploration, adding that,  the task of building and rebuilding a citadel of learning was an enormous one that requires unity and cooperation from all and sundry.   He also commended Ogbona Elites Forum for the employment and regular payment of thirteen temporal  teachers in the past six years to impact the standard of learning in the School.

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RENOVATION AND UPGRADE OF OGBONA PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE (DISPENSARY)

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The attached report marks our logical stop to our efforts for the Ogbona Primary Healthcare Centre (PHC) renovation and upgrade, except we have more funding to expand our scope. (The PHC is directly opposite the Saint Johns Catholic church/Oboarekpe Primary School) Below are some of the areas we were able to touch. Floor tiles for the new and old buildings Painting of the old/new buildings Electrical/plumbing repairs – underground water tank, soak away etc. Hospital bed Hospital beddings: – mattresses, pillows, bedsheets, pillow cases etc. Repairing of the community generator nearby PHC and connecting the generator to the PHC buildings Repair of doors/keys and new doors Portioning of delivery room to surgery & delivery room Provision of signboard, gate to PHC etc. Provision of wheel chair, stretcher etc. Provision of office tables, chairs, benches, plastic chairs and misc. items Equipping the surgery/setup We are using this opportunity to thank all the donors for this project. May the good Lord bless you and your families. Those who were unable to support us this time, may the Lord provide for you and your family abundantly.   RENOVATION AND UPGRADE OF OGBONA PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE (DISPENSARY) Ogbona is one of the four villages that make up Avhianwu Clan and is a busy and rusty town founded about 1892 in Etsako Central Local Government Area of Edo State. The town is one of the agro-based communities in Edo State, where yam, groundnut, maize, cassava and cashew nuts are farmed in commercial quantity. However, despite being one of the state’s food baskets, Ogbona is mostly known for constantly producing top-rate musicians in and around Edo. These musicians, known for their rich melody, philosophical composition, rhythms and emotional music, are yet to be matched in that area. The population of the community, based on school enrollment and past census is about 18,500 people. The community has 3 public primary schools, 6 private primary/secondary schools, one public secondary school.   RENOVATION & UPGRADE OF THE PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE (DISPENSARY/MATERNITY). The Ogbona Community Primary Health Centre, commonly referred to as Ogbona Maternity Hospital was approved alongside three others in March, 1959 and was commissioned in 1961 by the Local Council Authority when Chief M.C.K Orbih was the councilor representing Avianwu ward. The total cost of the project was One thousand Pounds (€1,000), which was twice the cost of that of Jagbe. The Primary Health Centre is currently in need of urgent repairs and possible upgrade. The structures which have been in place for many years and now in states of disrepair are in dire need of urgent repairs and re-furnishing. Currently, the PHC is the most readily available medical facility to the community.  After a thorough feasibility study was carried out by the community leadership, it was discovered that a little effort was required to repair and upgrade the facility in terms of infrastructure and basic clinical/surgical equipment. The renovation work was initiated by the Okphe Ukpi of Ogbona, Chief Willy Idode. He personally supervised the renovation work and upgrade in order to maximize the available resources. We appealed to individuals and corporate organizations to sponsor certain items on the list or sponsor part or the entire renovation/upgrade work.  We could do more if we have the fund. Although much progress has been made in the areas of repairs of the infrastructure, the facility requires to be minimally equiped with upgraded clinical/surgical items. To this end, it has been suggested that we set up a surgical theatre as the place is now conducive for carrying out basic surgical operations.  It is expected that a surgeon/surgeons will be coming around from time to time to carry out surgeries as soon is the facility becomes functional instead of going to Fugar or Auchi for such medical services. The need to see to the realization of the refurbishing and upgrading of the Ogbona PHC prompted The Ogbona Elites Forum (OEF) to shelve its 2021 Annual Free Medical Outreach, which has held twice since 2018 and collaborate with the community to refurbish and upgradee the Ogbona Primary Healthcare Centre (Dispensary/Maternity). As at this moment, much work has been done and more requires to be done. Dispensary/Maternity, as it is fondly called has received a new lease of life to the glory of God and to the gratification and benefit of Ogbona Community and its environ.     STATE OF THE HEALTHCARE CENTRE BEFORE RENOVATION ONGOING RENOVATION AT THE OGBONA PRIMARY HEALTHCARE CENTRE ETSAKO CENTRAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT CHAIRMAN AND COUNCIL OFFICIALS ON INSPECTION OF THE RENOVATION WORK AT OGBONA PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRE, MARCH 01, 2021. PRIMARY HEALTHCARE CENTRE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME To the glory of God and through the efforts of the good people of this forum, the Primary Healthcare Centre (Dispensary/Maternity) at home is receiving a new lease of life after decades of neglect. May the good Lord bless each and everyone of us, Amen. Having seen the community effort put in there, the HOS has approved that a surgery theatre be set up there to handle surgical operations. Honestly, we have tried without success to convince UBTH management in Benin to set up the theatre in their hospital at home to handle such cases. The number of our people who go to Jattu and Auchi all the time for minor operations is much. Having the theatre in the Healthcare Centre equipped to handle surgical operations would save our people money, mother & child at birth and the stress of going to Auchi all the time.   THE NEW SURGERY THEATRE List of items required to set up the theatre 1. Allis forcep x 4 2. Babcock forcep x 4 3. Ambo bag (Adult x 1, child x 1) 4. Set of dilators x1 5. Artery forcep – (straight and curve) a. Medium x 4 b. Mosquito x 4 c. large x 4 6. Kocher’s forceps x 4 7. Needle holder (big 3 and small 2) 8. Bard Parker scapel handle (size 4 x 3) 9. Surgical blade size 22 or 23

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AVIANWU CLAN RECEIVES PALLIATIVES FROM SENATOR FRANCIS ALIMIKHENA

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AVIANWU CLAN RECEIVES PALLIATIVES FROM SENATOR FRANCIS ALIMIKHENA Senator Francis Alimikhena representing Edo North in the Nigeria senate, donated food items and others to Avianwu Clan and Ogbona community received the items pictured below as part of the palliates to relieved them of stay at home caused by de global pandemic Covid-19. AVIANWU CLAN 15 Bags of 50kg Beans Sachets of Rice 125 Bags of Salt 5 100 Tubers of Yam Water Pump 5 Sprayer 1 Carton of Herbicide

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OGBONA COMMUNITY SALUTE ALFRED IMHOMOH AND FAMILY

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OGBONA COMMUNITY SALUTE ALFRED IMHOMOH AND FAMILY A few weeks ago, we were celebrating Kingsley Imhomoh for lending a helping hand to Ogbona community. Today we are celebrating his father Alfred Imhomoh Many of us grew up to know Alfred Imhomoh as a bona fide Ogbonan, as he lived, married and raised his family in Ogbona until he emigrated to the USA some years ago to ply his trade as medical personnel. He so blended with everybody in the community that it became something of a shock when we got to know that he is from Irekpai in Uzairue clan. Alfred and members of his family still see Ogbona as their home and all Ogbonans as their brothers and sisters. Alfred sent some money as palliatives to people at Ogbona. The breakdown is as follows: 4 eldest women, N5,000 each;  4 eldest men, N5,000 each; Chief Idode N5,000; Mrs. J .I Odior, N3,000;  Dada Oba Uwami, N3,000;  Alikalika’s wife from Weppa N2,000;  Patrick Ivhaluogwe, his former landlord N2,000; Onamana Utu Igbadumhe N2,000. According to information available to us, he extended the same benevolence to Iraokhor, Ayogwiri, Irekpai, Ugbenor, Ikabigbo and Idatto communities, thus showing his large-heartedness and love for all. We thank Alfred and his family and continue to hold them in prayer especially at this time of COVID 19. One of our sons (anonymous) donated the sum of N200,000 to the community for palliatives for the COVID 19. May the blessing of the Lord be with him and family.

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Miss Emike Odior donation COVID 19 Support for Widows

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Miss Emike Odior donated the sum of N50,000 to support elderly women – especially widows. She wants to give each person N2,500 The list of the recipients of Emike’s COVID 19 support Igbaneta Igezele 2, Enate Shaibu, 3, Ashetu Edogamhe 4, Julie Iyevhobu, 5, Apemheye Meremu 6, Ighieleru Amedu Ozo 7, Ashetu Aigbormhekhe, 8, Igogomhe Abu 9, Onwoku Inene 10, Lucy Ugbodaga 11, Comfort Obozegie 12, Mary Aleghe 13, Felicia Zibiri 14, Ilenumah Aleakwe, 15, Apuede Rosanna, 16, Abakhagbe OShomogho, 17, Osama Rosanna, 18, Oghoya Ikpekhai 19, Ikhane Asana, 20, Mary Ekhamheye  

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Recipients of Oshiomah Richard Odior COVID 19 Support

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Oshiomah Richard Odior donated the sum of N40,000 to support the physically challenged or disable. Each person received the sum of N2,000. Thank you Oshiomah The list of the recipients of Oshiomah Odior’s COVID 19 support for the disabled 1, Azobibo Okozi 2, Ayemoba Douglas 3, Adidi Ikeku 4, Ogie Osikwemhe 5, Okhakumhe Agbogie 6, Magdalene OK hire 7, Dada Uwamhi 8, Divine Omoaka 9, Paul Omesa 10, Lucky Ikoko 11, Idawekhai Oshomeghie 12, Ochuwa, Igbadumhe 13, Blessing Shaibu 14, Aliakhue Odia 15, Omolua Ikhane 16, Abibu Ikhane 17, Emmanuel Aliu 18, Eshesimua Lawrence 19, Beshiru Akhigbe 20, Okiri Idonigie  

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