ISUIKWUATO EDUCATION SECRETARY COMMENDS OLUEBUBE CHUKWU, PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR OACF
ISUIKWUATO EDUCATION SECRETARY COMMENDS OLUEBUBE CHUKWU, PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR OACF
The Education Secretary of the Local Government Education Authority (LGEA), Isuikwuato, Lolo Ezinne Ngozi Uba-Udoh, has commended the Founder of the Oluebube A. Chukwu Foundation (OACF), Dr. Oluebube A. Chukwu, for his contributions to community development and humanitarian service.
She gave the commendation on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, when the OACF team, led by its Isuikwuato LGA Manager, Comrade Anyachi Ndubuisi, paid her a courtesy visit as part of the Foundation's ongoing stakeholders' engagement and partnership-building initiatives.
During the meeting, the delegation introduced Dr. Oluebube A. Chukwu, his vision, mission and objectives, while highlighting the Foundation's commitment to humanitarian service, educational advancement and sustainable community development.
The team also presented an account of OACF's activities and interventions from January 2026 to date, with particular emphasis on its educational programmes, including interventions at Uturu Primary School, Ikeagha II, Ward 9, Uturu, Isuikwuato LGA.
In her response, Uba-Udoh expressed appreciation to the delegation and praised the Foundation's Founder for his commitment to improving communities through humanitarian interventions.
She particularly acknowledged his sponsorship of environmental sanitation initiatives across the Local Government Areas of Abia North and Ikwuano, describing his contributions as worthy of commendation.
The Education Secretary further pledged her support for the Foundation's programmes and encouraged the team to sustain its humanitarian efforts and continue making positive contributions to communities.
The visit provided an opportunity to strengthen OACF's relationship with the education sector and explore areas of collaboration that could promote educational development and improve the welfare of communities in Isuikwuato.
Ward Managers who accompanied the delegation included Mr. Sunday Udensi of Imenyi Ward 1; Mr. Isaac Johnson of Ezere/Ovim Ward 2; Mr. Ikechukwu Onwuka of Isiala Ward 3; and Mrs. Ike Kelechi of Mgbelu/Umunnekwu Ward 6.
The engagement forms part of OACF's broader strategy of building institutional relationships, mobilising support from key stakeholders and expanding the reach of its humanitarian and development programmes across Abia State.
Through partnerships with government institutions, community leaders and other stakeholders, the Foundation seeks to promote inclusive development and ensure that its interventions make meaningful differences in the lives of people.
OACF operates under the motto: "Building Today, For A Better Tomorrow."
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