TEARS OF JOY GREETS ONYEME'S ALTRUISTIC ACT IN UKWUANI, HEADS TO NDOKWA WEST LGA

"A piece of benevolence, a shared of goodwill is sometimes all that is needed to raise a truly loyal army".

The Osumili Uku 1 of Utagba-Ogbe kingdom, Ofu-Onye Di-Osanma of Obiaruku Kingdom and the Odoziani Ani of Ibabu Onitcha Ukwuani, Chief Sir. Monday Onyeme, has been receiving enormous goodwill messages and appreciations from Deltans at home and in diaspora in honour of his Christmas outreach with gifts packs to the people, in commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ and in complementing the efforts of Delta State Governor, H.E. Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, who in his second mandate as the commander in-chief of the state had expressed resolve to prioritise the welfare of all Deltans by providing the necessary basic amenities and other social welfare packages in building a Stronger Delta.

Chief Onyeme on Tuesday, began the distribution of rice and other items to the good people of Ukwuani LGA, cutting across the various wards and communities that make up the LGA.

However, his benevolence has been greeted by wide appreciation from all and sundry, especially the women, who in their various remarks across the LGA, testified of Chief Onyeme's good deeds.

Mrs Patricia Esegbue, ward 2, in Ukwauni local Government area, was not left out in the galore of tributes to the enigma and political giant, Chief Monday Onyeme, describing him as a man with an uncommon disposition to do good.

Chief Onyeme has continued lighting up the hearts of men, brightening their faces and rekindling their hopes in the society.

He has always in his own capacity acted so tender in preventing human misery, easing heartaches and raising loyalties for his political family (PDP) through shared of goodwill.

Onyeme's philanthropic activities is availing the people with long term benefits as well.

The world would become  a better place when we start lending hands of goodwill to the people in our own capacity. There are many amongst us who are disadvantaged. Many go to bed hungry and wondering if they will make it to the next day. Our benevolence acts may go a long way unknowingly to us.

If everyone one of us join hands together and do our parts to spread more love, compassion and kindness, we can make our world a better place. We can leave behind a better world for our children and inspire a new generation to put right all the wrongs in our society.

Let's join hands with Chief Monday Onyeme who has through his benevolence, love and compassion, is alleviating sufferings, giving hopes to the hopeless and downtrodden.

Be our guest as the train moves to Ndokwa West LGA.

Christian Onwugbolu (the Masses Secretary) of the 21st Assembly, writes from Asaba evening fellowship.