By Kelvin
Ohoror
Speaking to newsmen Barr. Agwae stated that his company’s policy
of helping less privileged people during the yuletide is to show
love and make them feel the reason for the season .
Barr. Agwae, who is a lawyer by training, gave the explanation
at Ozoro in Isoko North Local Government Area, Delta State, while giving out
bags of rice, gallons of vegetable oil, cartons of noodles, packs of Gwake
Table Water, cartons of tin tomatoes, toiletries and cash to Deliverance
Orphanage and Aruka Peace Foundation International Orphanage Homes , both in
Ozoro respectively
According to him, his company has been in operation for the past
12 years and have been giving to the less privileged in different orphanages in
Ozoro, with plans of extending the gesture to orphanages outside Ozoro.
He disclosed that he learnt the culture of giving to the
underprivileged from his family, hence the love for organizing Christmas and
end of year bash for children of different orphanages.
While encouraging children to be well behaved, he opined that
most crime in the society today are caused by parents who are not well brought
up.
Meanwhile in a brief sermon title 'The Grateful and the
Ungrateful' which was taking from Luke chapter 17 vs 17 by Pastor Wale Bankole
of the Redeemed Christian Church of God stated that for the grateful
every end of the year there is need to thank God Almighty ,noting that what
Sagwake company Nig Ltd producer of Gwake table water is doing today is Thanksgiving
to God.
Pastor Bankole also said that the grateful always lift their
voices to praise God Almighty while the ungrateful will not bother, the
grateful could see what the Lord has done but the ungrateful concentrate on
what God has not done.
Pastor Bankole reiterated that the grateful make u-turn
occasionally because they know what the Lord has done while the ungrateful just
go about their business.
He further pointed out that Christians must endeavor to come
before the Lord with their substance whenever their giving thanks to God
Almighty,he stated.
Meanwhile Christiana Onitsha and Akpojaro Darlington, who
responded on behalf of Deliverance Orphanage and Aruka Peace Foundation
respectively, warmly show appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Agwae and his
company, Sagwake Nig Ltd for the kind gesture and appealed to other people with
good will to emulate him.
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