Canadian-based Couple Offers Food Stuffs To Indigents
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- January 13, 2024
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A non- governmental organization, Chinedu and Vivian Nmezi Humanitarian Foundation, on December, 23rd, 2023, distributed assorted food items to indigent people of Duruawuzie Nanwahia Umugara community, in Nkwerre Local Government Area of Imo State.
Presenting her address at the occasion, the founder, Evang. Vivian Ngozi Nmezi, said it was born out of their love to help the less- privileged of the society and to empower people through the word of God.
“We are here to ease the pains on most individuals whom God will give the privilege to share from what He has blessed us with. It is with great humility that we are here to put smiles on your faces and to reassure you that God is very much mindful of you”.
They therefore urged Christians to shun bitterness, anger, fighting, backbiting, witch-hunting, wickedness and all sort of worldly acts that are not of God.
“Let us embrace one another irrespective of denominations or religion For God is never partial to any set of people. His rain, His sun and everything that He created is there for all mankind”, He enjoined.
“We are here again, to ease the pains of most individuals whom God will give the opportunity to share from what he has blessed us with. It is with great humility that we are here to put smiles on your faces; and to reassure you that God is very much mindful of you”.
Speaking on the topic, “Help From The Lord”, which was read from Luke 16 verses 10, Revd. Enoch Iwuala, who was a guest preacher at the occasion urged Christians to always be hopeful and optimistic.
“Whatsoever you think you’ve acquired, one day, you would leave them. God is the giver of these blessings. Let us be givers”.
The ceremony that took place at the Umugara village square, had it attendance, religious leaders, various groups Monarchs among whom was His Royal Majesty, Eze Chijioke Okwara (The Eshi of Nkwerre).
The Traditional ruler, in his speech, said he was impressed with what the man is doing in his village and therefore prayed God bless him.
He commended the founders, Chinedu Nmezi and his wife to continue in his humanitarian gestures, praying God to uplift him.
In their separate reactions, a blind man who was one of the beneficiaries, Mr. Emmanuel Nwachukwu, A crippled; Mrs. Anderline Unanka, said their hearts were filled with joy for the gifts items they received from the foundation, disclosing that the gifts came at a period they thought all hope was lost.
Items distributed at the ceremony include, bags of rice, beans, Cartons of tomatoes, indommie noodles, bottles of groundnut oil and others.
Recall, this Nkwerre – born Canadian-based Philanthropist; Reverend Chinedu Nmezi and his amiable wife, Evangelist Vivian Nmezi, have empowered so many youths and the needy within and outside Nkwerre.