Sampson Ahuchaogu Foundation Facilitates Federal Jobs for 45 Isiala Ngwa Indigenes
The atmosphere was filled with joy and excitement as the Sampson Ahuchaogu Foundation orchestrated the presentation of Federal Government job appointment letters to 45 indigenes of Isiala South. The event, held at the reception hall of Ahuchaogu Uche Sampson, radiated happiness and satisfaction, creating a memorable occasion for the beneficiaries.
Amidst the elation, Hon. Ahuruonye Darlington, the Director General of Sampson Ahuchaogu Foundation, provided a brief history of the foundation. He urged the recipients to seize the opportunity, emphasizing the foundation’s commitment to making a lasting impact. Darlington assured that the foundation is here to stay, with greater endeavors on the horizon.
The highlight of the ceremony was the address by SAF Founder, Ahuchaogu Uche Sampson. He charged the beneficiaries to be exemplary ambassadors of Isiala Ngwa South and Abia State as a whole. Sampson expressed gratitude for the opportunity to assist, stating, “God has used me to help you. I can’t keep the job for you. The ball is now within your penalty box. Take advantage of it to better your lives. Be vigilant. Be careful. Take this job seriously. Use this job as a point of contact to help others.”
Special prayers for the founder were offered by Sir David Chidi Ezindu and St. Moses Ogbonna, who also encouraged the beneficiaries to represent themselves commendably in their new roles.
Mrs. Augusta Azubuike and Franklin Nwaoru, two of the beneficiaries, expressed their gratitude to the foundation for bringing smiles to their faces.
Paddy Chinkere Anyatonwu, Head of Media & Publicity at Sampson Ahuchaogu Foundation, shared insights into the foundation’s continued commitment to transformative initiatives.
