As part of events marking his 65th birthday celebrations, the Chairman and founder of Chrome Group, Sir Emeka Offor on Saturday donated 1000 bags of 25kg of Rice, 200 wrappers and other gifts to the Anambra State chapter of Nigeria Police Officers Wives Association (POWA).
The event which took place at the Anambra State Police Command headquarters, Awka attracted top police personnel including the State’s Commissioner of Police, CP Aderemi Adeoye. CP Adeoye commended Sir Offor for his good gestures which according to him has reached most families in Anambra State and beyond.
The Police boss praised Sir Offor for so many good deeds he has done to humanity by living his foots prints all over the world especially in Anambra State where he has left an indelible testament of his magnanimity.
Adeoye, listed some of the most recent interventions Sir Emeka Offor’s Foundation has brought to the people to include building and fully equipping 11 units of two bedroom bungalows for widows in Oraifite, distribution of multiple thousands of bags of rice to widows, distribution of books to all cadre of academic institutions across the country and being the highest individual African donor to the course of eradicating polio from the world.
Sir Offor while making his remark said he appreciates the police for their many sacrifices especially in putting their lives at risk to ensure that ordinary citizens are well protected assuring the police that extending a hand of fellowship through palliatives by his foundation will henceforth be a yearly event and will ensure his insurance companies step in in any ways he can to improve and ameliorate the welfare of officers.
The Chrome Chairman also appreciated the Commissioner of Police Anambra state police command Aderemi Adeoye for building the confidence of many Anambrarians by restoring effective policing in Anambra state.
FACTSHEET reported that Sir Offor had on the 10th of February, 2024 celebrated his birthday at the Radio House Oraifite, in Ekwusigo Local Government Area of Anambra State where he undertook a social investment program which saw the distribution of 40,000 bags of rice to widows in the 179 communities of Anambra State.
