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Philanthropist empowers over 30 youths with tricycles, motorcycles in Ebonyi community

In a bid to address the issue of crime in Ebonyi State, a philanthropist ,Chief Okorie Kingsley Chuks, popularly known as Okpata Ozuoha 1 of Okposi has taken a proactive step by empowering thirty youths with tricycles and motorcycles to reduce crime rate in his area .

Chief Okorie said his empowerment initiative is aimed at providing the youth with a sustainable means of livelihood to steer them away from engaging in criminal activities.

Okpata Ozuoha as titled shared that his personal experiences growing up in poverty, where his parents struggled to make ends meet, inspired him to give back to the community and support those in need. Recalling how his father had purchased a wheelbarrow for him on hire purchase when he was young.

He emphasized the challenges he faced before achieving success, which has motivated him to empower others to succeed as well.

Speaking on his motivations, Chief Okpata Ozuoha highlighted that his efforts are not driven by any political agenda but by a personal commitment and agreement with God to uplift the less privileged.

He expressed his dedication to continue supporting disadvantaged youths in their journey towards success and prosperity.

According to him,” the empowerment of these thirty youths with tricycles and motorcycles is expected to have a positive impact on the community, not only for roviding them with a source of income but also by creating opportunities for personal and professional growth.

” my selfless initiative, the youth of Ebonyi State are being given a chance to thrive and contribute positively to society” he said

As Chief Okpata Ozuoha’s empowerment program unfolds, it serves as a shining example of compassion and generosity, inspiring others to lend a helping hand to those in need. His commitment to empowering the youth and reducing crime in Ebonyi State is a commendable effort that is sure to bring about meaningful change and improvements in the lives of the beneficiaries and the community at large.

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