Charity Visitation Report
On 15th December, 2025, members of Good Governance Multipurpose Cooperative Ltd (GGM Cooperative) embarked on a humanitarian outreach to the vulnerable, the less privileged, and the physically challenged within our immediate environment. This charitable visitation formed part of the Cooperative’s commitment to service, compassion, and inclusive development.
The visitation commenced at motherless babies’ homes, where members of the Cooperative spent time with the children, showering them with love, care, and essential support items. The warmth and joy shared during this interaction reaffirmed our belief that humanity thrives where compassion is practiced.
From there, the team proceeded to the Correctional Service Centre, where we engaged inmates in an interactive and motivational session. The Cooperative was graciously granted a platform to address hundreds of inmates, during which we shared the vision, values, and opportunities offered by GGM Cooperative. We encouraged the inmates to embrace hope, discipline, and self-reliance, and we offered potential employment opportunities within the GGM Agricultural Estate upon their reintegration into society.
In a symbolic demonstration of self-sufficiency and productive engagement, we informed the inmates that the two bags of rice donated were produced from our own farmlands. This message of food security through collective effort resonated strongly with the inmates, inspiring them to believe that with commitment and cooperation, communities can sustainably feed themselves. The session ended with prayers and words of encouragement from the inmates, who expressed deep appreciation and prayed for the continued success of GGM’s service to humanity.
The outreach team then traveled to Nkpor to visit one of our members who has been bedridden for several years due to a ghastly motor accident that left her physically challenged. Members of the Cooperative expressed solidarity through prayers, emotional support, and financial assistance. While her immediate need remains specialized medical attention to aid her recovery and mobility, the visit brought her immense joy and reassurance that she is not forgotten. The encounter was deeply emotional and reinforcing of our shared responsibility toward one another.
The final stop was Amaku Teaching Hospital,Awka, where we visited patients receiving medical care. Acting on the professional advice of medical officers, cash support was extended to three critically ill patients. The beneficiaries expressed heartfelt gratitude, visibly encouraged by the knowledge that GGM Cooperative could reach out to them in their moment of need.
The Cooperative extends profound appreciation to all members and friends who contributed financially, materially, and through personal sacrifice to make this charity outreach a success. May God reward every donor abundantly, grant you divine provision, and open doors of opportunities for you now and in the year 2026. To those who volunteered their time despite tight schedules and short notice, your commitment will not go unrewarded. May divine protection surround you, and may help meet you at your point of need.
GGM Cooperative remains steadfast in its mission to promote good governance, economic empowerment, and service to humanity.
Thank you.
Ndubuisi Anaenugwu
President,GGM Cooperative
The League of Anambra Professionals, LAP, has unveiled an educational programme tagged ‘Future Forward Scholarship Initiative’ in Awka, during which the group empowered thirty-six indigenous students from the three senatorial zones of the state who recently gained university admission, and expressed intent to expand the number of beneficiaries.
