The Omasiri Chukwu Foundation is dedicated to breaking cycles of vulnerability across Enugu, equipping youth with technical skills, supporting widows with micro-grants, and driving rural agricultural development.
Every initiative is run with local partners on the ground, measured by outcomes, not announcements.
Agribusiness · VocationalHands-on agribusiness and technical training, including our 2-Day Empowerment Training on Catfish Farming at the Oji River LGA Headquarters, where every participant received 40 fingerlings to begin production.
Welfare · Micro-grantsDirect micro-grants, wrapper and clothing distribution, healthcare support, and dignified welfare interventions for widows and women across rural Enugu communities.
WASH · ProvisionsClean-water access, rural sanitation campaigns, hygiene education and basic provisions delivered directly into village centers.
Food SecuritySmallholder farmer support, seedling & livestock distribution, and partnership with local government structures to scale food security in Enugu.
Called to glory · 5 December 2016
“She lived a life of service: feeding the hungry, raising the fallen, and quietly standing with widows in their darkest hours. This foundation continues the work her hands began.”
Every wrapper given, every fingerling distributed, every cup of clean water poured is a continuation of her legacy.
Entrepreneur · Philanthropist · Leader for Awgu/Aninri/Oji-River
As a dedicated son of Umuori Ndibekwere, Enugu Agu Achi in the Oji-River Local Government Area, Mazi Dr. Ezenwa Anthony Alaemezie Onyirimba has built a lifetime legacy of community development, educational advancement, and social welfare in Enugu State.
He holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT), a Master's degree from the ESUT Business School, and was honored with a Doctorate degree in recognition of his extraordinary contributions to humanity and local governance.
Under his visionary guidance, the Omasiri Chukwu Foundation serves as a structured engine of hope, honoring the compassionate legacy of his late mother, Lolo Gladys Omasiri Onyirimba. His political philosophy is anchored on tangible youth skill acquisition, rural food security, and community-driven cooperative economies.
“Humanitarian service is not a political program; it is a lifetime covenant with our people. Our absolute focus is to empower our mothers, equip our young people with future-ready vocational skills, and build resilient structures that uplift every household.”Mazi Dr. Ezenwa A. A. Onyirimba, PhD
Founder, Patron, and community leader advocating for sustainable cooperative economies and youth empowerment across Enugu State.
Hosted at the Oji River Local Government HQ. Speaker: Dr. Onuaguluchi John Nnaemeka (Iwebunankiti). Curriculum covered low-budget fish-pond construction, farm management, risk and loss control. Every participant left with 40 fingerlings to begin production.
A transparent, active record of our weekly outreaches, smallholder agricultural cooperatives, youth agribusiness trainings, and widow dignity programs.
Mazi Dr. Ezenwa Anthony Onyirimba hands-on at an Enugu community food security drive.
Local women leaders and widow elders receiving aid and refreshments at Enugu convenings.
Enugu youth cohorts assembled for the foundation's vocational and digital enterprise programs.
Community food distributions of rice bags staged for Oji-River and Enugu villages.
Group photo of young trainees gathered for leadership seminars and skill initiatives.
Mazi Dr. Ezenwa A. A. Onyirimba interacting with youth and community micro-credit members.
Direct welfare provisions distributed to local elder mothers at Ndibekwere secretariat.
Enugu smallholder farmers and widows organizing local trade cooperatives.
Clothing, wrapper, and dignity package handouts at local government assemblies.
Elderly beneficiaries receiving seasonal grains and dietary supplements.
Sanitation and preventative healthcare outreach teams assembling in rural clinics.
Personal hygiene campaign and supplies distribution to rural children and mothers.
Staged lines of emergency food packages prepared for high-vulnerability families.
Widows convening at Umuori Ndibekwere for the annual Lolo Gladys memorial welfare distribution.
Sanitation, WASH, and clean water delivery points commissioned in local markets.
Vocational learners completing their final agribusiness training assessments.
Young children in local communities welcoming the foundation's educational materials and support.
Whether you give ₦1,000 or fund an entire cohort of catfish farmers, your partnership is documented, reported, and transparent.