In the spirit of Nigeria’s 64th independence anniversary celebration, the chairperson of Isoko North Local Government Area of Delta state Deaconess Veronica Ogorugba on Wednesday celebrated with orphanage homes in the area.
Nigeria celebrates her independence in every October 1st and this year’s edition of the celebration, the Isoko North chairperson, Mrs Ogorugba splashed the orphanage homes with food items ranging from bags of rice, garri, bunch of plantains, cartons of indomie, tubers of yams, provisions and toiletries among others.
Presenting the food items and money to the orphanage homes, at Aruka Peace Foundation Orphanage Homes and Eziowoma Orphanage Homes in Ozoro, Mrs. Ogorugba urged the children to be focus and prayerful assuring them that God Almighty has plans and purpose for every child on earth.
Dcns. Ogorugba also promised the orphans of her commitment in rendering needed assistance to them, adding that “I will try my possible best as the privilege chairperson of Isoko North local government to give you my children all the needed assistance in all ramifications in order for you to be great men and women tomorrow”
At the Eziowoma orphanage and less-privileged home, Ozoro, the chairperson was grieved after seeing the health condition of a baby identified as Goodness, who was born blind and assuring the baby that she and her husband, chairman of Isoko North, Hon. (Elder) Prince Godwin Ogorugba would do everything possible to ensure baby Goodness regain his sight.
“My son, I will present your challenge to my husband and your father, I believe very soon, you will see with your two eyes” she added in an empathetic voice.
The Orphans filled with excitement offered prayers for the executive chairman of Isoko-North Council, Hon (Elder) Prince Godwin Ogorugba and the chairperson for their kind gesture and love towards them.
