Obioma Onyeador Foundation: The Vision, The Promise

  Obioma Onyeador Foundation was founded on the faith and life of a young woman who did not allow neither the limited time she had in this world or the cold hands of untimely death to hamper the passion in her heart. As if she knew that her time on Earth was coming to an end, she ensured that someone was able to continue her ministry to serve the widows, orphans, and the underserved. She made the call detailing the intentions of her charity at about 2 a.m. our U.S. time, and kept me awake to take up this mission project. Although I was a bit confused at the beginning of the endeavor, it made sense to me two days after her passing. In her own way, she was telling me to go forth and never let go of her deep conviction and understanding that people need as much physical help as they needed spiritual help. Her burning desire to provide the ability to meet both needs is the backbone of the Obioma Onyeador Foundation today.

This became my introduction to the outreach that was founded by my sister, Mrs. Obioma Beatrice Onyeador. Obioma believed that whenever and wherever there was a need, there was a way to resolve it. Hungry people need to be fed. Prostitutes rescued need an alternate source of livelihood. Ex-convicts need to reenter the workforce to ensure that they stay away from repeating their crimes. The unemployed need help to find work or enlightenment and retraining for jobs that can help them make a decent living. 

Obioma's beliefs form the foundation of the mission that the orphans not only need food, but their education is very important. There is need to provide medical support for the elderly without support, widows, single parents, just to mention a few. the campaign is to raise the necessary funds and awareness to improve mankind and influence the social climate of the entire nation of Nigeria.

We started this foundation in California, giving scholarships to a total of 11 teenagers who demonstrated excellent academic performance despite all odds and devoted their time to kingdom worship and serving as it was meant to be.

My sister Obioma's main idea was to reach the world, not the crowd. She saw the sinful habit of reciprocity-based giving. My sister specifically asked me to focus on the ones that will not thank me or even be able to say thank you. Unfortunately, she did not have the chance to carry out her vision. I know that if she could see how her plans have manifested, she'd smile down on me, saying, "So you finally brought it home."

In our charitable work, our goal is to feed, clothe, and educate orphans, save millions, feed the hungry, free people trapped in slavery, and spreading God's unconditional love and saving grace to millions. I encourage everyone from all walks of Earth to work with all of us. Together, we can achieve our goal and ensue the spirit of my sister blesses those most deserving for years to come.

May the good Lord bless you,

Tina Ezumah

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