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Idowu Okeze Blesses Ibusa With Multiple Projects, Unveils State of the Art Civic Centre in the Community

 Idowu Okeze Blesses Ibusa With Multiple Projects, Unveils State of the Art Civic Centre in the Community Story By Emeka Esogbue  Ace Ibusa philanthropist, Pastor Idowu Okeze reassured the Ibusa people of better days ahead with donations of projects made to the Ibusa people on Friday.  In the spirit of love for the community, Okeze opened the CIDO Asthma Foundation, a state-of-the-art hospital with cutting-edge technology never seen in the community.  Pastor Idowu Okeze was commended by HRM Obi Prof Louis Nwaoboshi, the Obuzo of Ibusa who commissioned the hospital, for his unfathomable love, which inspired him to select the town as his location. Two more roads, totaling roughly 2.5 km and built by the well-known philanthropist along the Umueze axis of the village, were also made available for traffic.  The two other community-commissioned projects of the day include the recently constructed fence of St. Thomas College, Ibusa, which he funded, the renovated Princ...

Igbuzo Children for WAEC Drive: Philanthropist, Roland Nwanze Donates N1.5m

 Igbuzo Children for WAEC Drive: Philanthropist, Roland Nwanze Donates N1.5m  - I will continue to Do my Best for the Progress of Ibusa, Initiator, Pat Adigwe Vows  - Emeka Esogbue  As part of the efforts to enroll the Ibusa child in the ongoing West African Examination Council initiated by Pat Adigwe, Chief Roland Nwanze, the Onihe of Ibusa has made a donation of N1.5m.  According to Mr. Pat Adigwe, the donation was made with the instruction that the organizers utilize it on the less privileged children who are willing to sit for the examination.  "This is what we call pure love of Igbuzo. Everyone should join me to thank the Onihe while I pray for more supporters to come on board," Adigwe said in a statement on Umuigbuzor's Facebook page.  Pat Adigwe who hinted that the target of the organizers is to register about 100 children, called on other Ibusa sons and daughters to support the initiative.  The Umuigbuzor founder also announced the donatio...

PEN MASTER'S 11 PEOPLE THAT TOUCHED IBUSA IN 2022

PEN MASTER'S 11 PEOPLE THAT TOUCHED IBUSA IN 2022  Like everything else that has a beginning, the year 2022 is gradually rolling to an end. However, some people made the community tick and enjoyable.  This compendium is in no particular order.  1. HON INNOCENT Esewezie: Esewezie took the year to warm himself into the hearts of the people as perhaps, the LG Chairman with the most verifiable projects for the community. Hardly will anyone think of any particular sector ranging from health, security, road construction, peace initiatives, etc that he did touch. Hon Esewezie was just himself Igbuzo in 2022 and everyone can attest to it.   2. PAT ADIGWE: Adigwe was phenomenal with philanthropies that added to the human beauty of the community. It was not only about philanthropies as Adigwe delved into reportage to unravel the true situations of some of the events that happened in the community. With Pat Adigwe, the Ibusa people heard directly from the horse's mouths an...

BBC AFRICA SHOWCASES PRECYPAT'S AKWA-OCHA DESIGNS OF THE ANIOMA PEOPLE

BBC AFRICA SHOWCASES PRECYPAT'S AKWA-OCHA DESIGNS OF THE ANIOMA PEOPLE - Emeka Esogbue (Pen Master) In a rare promotion of the culture of the Anioma people, a group in Delta State, Nigeria, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on Saturday arrived at Ibusa to showcase Precypat's Akwa-Ocha designs to the world. Precypat Designs, now Anioma's most circulated Akwa-Ocha fashion outfit is run by Mrs. Precious Adigwe from Ibusa in Oshimili North Local Government Area of Delta State that sells all kinds of designs of the fabric it produces. In a video publicized and circulated on social media yesterday, the various designs were on display.  Her husband, Mr. Patrick Adigwe, a philanthropist who is also community-oriented with testimonial contributions, while circulating the BBC video to the public said: "On the day they arrived, it was a Saturday. They came with many of their crew and various cameras which I have never seen. They were stunned to see many young ones around...