The Unique Fellows All Nations Forum, a humanitarian group based in Awka, Nigeria, has pledged to expand its support for vulnerable residents across Anambra State. According to Kingsley Ezeibe, Chairman of the inauguration planning committee, the group has disbursed N10 million to vulnerable residents between 2023 and 2026. The group's primary objective is to improve the living standards of widows, elderly citizens, orphans, and persons with disabilities.
Gabriel Muoneke was elected unopposed in February as the forum's seventh Mayor and has been piloting the affairs of the organisation. He is set to be formally inaugurated alongside other executive members on October 3, 2026. Muoneke has promised to introduce people-oriented programmes that will benefit residents of Awka and other communities. He aims to build on the forum's existing humanitarian activities and seek greater impact through community-focused programmes.
The Unique Fellows All Nations Forum was established around 2002-2003 and incorporated with the Corporate Affairs Commission. Ezeibe stated that the forum is strengthening its charitable activities to reach more vulnerable people and promote social inclusion in communities. The group donated food items and other relief items to Shawn Christabel Orphanage Home in Awka, Anambra State Capital, as part of its line of activities for the installation of its Seventh Mayor and other executive members.
The donated items, comprising tubers of yams, cartons of noodles, and bags of rice, were given to the orphanage home on Sunday. Muoneke said the organisation donated the items in support of the orphans and vulnerable children. The gesture is part of the organisation's efforts to support those in need and promote social welfare.
Ezeibe thanked members of the organisation who supported the exercise and called on other affluent individuals to always lend a helping hand to the needy. He commended the group's members for their contributions and encouraged others to follow suit. The group's efforts aim to make a positive impact on the lives of vulnerable residents.
The Manager of Shawn Christabel Orphanage Home, Lady Nnajiofor Ifenyiwa, commended the group for their donation, promising to transmit the gesture to the management team and orphans at the home. The orphanage home expressed gratitude for the support and promised to make good use of the donated items.
The Unique Fellows All Nations Forum's humanitarian efforts and new leadership are expected to have a significant impact on the lives of vulnerable residents in Anambra State. The group's commitment to expanding its support and promoting social inclusion is a welcome development in the region. Key initiatives will focus on improving living standards and providing essential items to those in need.
Key points
- The Unique Fellows All Nations Forum has disbursed N10 million to vulnerable residents between 2023 and 2026.
- Gabriel Muoneke was elected unopposed as the forum's seventh Mayor in February.
- The group donated food items and other relief items to Shawn Christabel Orphanage Home in Awka, Anambra State Capital.
