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Dr. Chimaobi Anyasọ Brings Hope and Support to Methodist Motherless Babies Home

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Dr. Chimaobi Anyasọ Brings Hope and Support to Methodist Motherless Babies Home.

Emotions ran high at the Methodist Motherless Babies Home, Diocese of Uzuakoli, as renowned philanthropist and founder of the Chima Anyasọ Foundation, Dr. Chimaobi Desmond Anyasọ, paid a heartfelt visit that brought smiles, tears of joy, and renewed hope to the children.

Marking his first visit to the home, Dr. Anyasọ arrived bearing essential supplies, including bags of rice, cartons of instant noodles, tubers of yam, and other vital food items. His donation aims to support the daily needs of the children and ensure their well-being.

Dr. Anyasọ assured the children of continued support from his foundation and reminded them they are not forgotten.

“You are not motherless; we are your parents. You have a family in us,” he said, offering prayers and positive declarations about their future. He encouraged the children to remain hopeful, obedient, and steadfast in their journey.

The Project Director of the home, Very Rev. Nnaemeka Ajike, expressed deep gratitude for the gesture. He lauded Dr. Anyasọ’s compassion and generosity and appealed for ongoing partnership to help meet the growing demands of the facility.

In a touching moment, a young child speaking on behalf of the others thanked Dr. Anyasọ for his kindness, stating that his presence had brought encouragement and joy. The children sang songs and offered prayers in appreciation, turning the atmosphere into one of celebration.

Dr. Anyasọ’s visit underscores the power of community-driven humanitarian efforts and the lasting impact of individual acts of kindness on vulnerable lives. It concluded with renewed optimism among both the children and staff, serving as a powerful reminder of what compassion and commitment can achieve.

 


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