EWOMI Records Massive Breakthrough in Oruk Anam, Akwa Ibom: Partners with Inigen Group for Community Impact

In a remarkable display of grassroots mobilization and visionary leadership, EWOMI (Elijah’s Widows and Orphans Mission International) took a bold step forward in expanding its reach and deepening its impact in Akwa Ibom State.

The South-South Regional Coordinator of EWOMI, Mr. Goderich Samuel Akpan, hosted a mass registration drive for new members in Ikot Afanga, Oruk Anam Local Government Area, welcoming hundreds of enthusiastic participants into the EWOMI family. This groundbreaking event signified not just growth but a renewed commitment to empowering widows, youth, orphans, and underserved individuals across rural communities.

Adding prestige to the event, the President and Founder of EWOMI, Amb. Elijah Obaka John, was ably represented by the National Coordinator, Mr. Trinita Obu, who reiterated the organization’s mission to serve as a voice to the voiceless. The presence of the national team underscored the importance of this community as a strategic hub for future EWOMI activities in the South-South region.

In a powerful move to ensure sustainable financial support and transparency for EWOMI’s growing base, a partnership was officially launched with TAJBANK Uyo, creating a centralized financial channel to support the organization’s ongoing community development efforts.

This transformational initiative was made possible through the generous sponsorship and unwavering support of Mr. Iniodu Ndada Bassey, the visionary CEO of Inigen Group. His commitment to the EWOMI vision is a testament to what true partnership and community-driven leadership can achieve.

Together, EWOMI and INIGEN GROUP are not only rewriting the story of grassroots impact in Nigeria they are building a legacy of hope, empowerment, and sustainable change.

Indeed, a new dawn has begun in Oruk Anam, and this is only the beginning. 🌟

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