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Barrister Dr Obiajulu Uja Set to Launch Foundation as U.S. University Confers Professor of Practice Award
In a display of unity and love, Barrister Dr Obiajulu Uja is preparing to launch a foundation aimed at helping the less privileged across the country. The event is scheduled for 30th December 2025 at Akuma Villa, Elu la Nkpo Autonomous Community, Achi, Oji River LGA, Enugu State.

His consistent humanitarian efforts focus on supporting the vulnerable and inmates in correctional facilities. Driven by societal gaps, Dr Uja plans to provide services such as gathering items, clothing, medicine, and scholarships for children who cannot afford education.
This initiative coincides with the international recognition he has received. He was awarded the title of Professor of Practice in Corporate Law & Governance by Omniversity Imperial College LLC, Missouri, USA, in acknowledgement of his professional excellence and societal contributions.

As the organisation prepares for the 30th December launch, it urges stakeholders, indigenes, and residents of Oji River and beyond to support the 2025 end-of-year Mber Month Charity Outreach. Contributions will support vital humanitarian activities, including:
1. Visits to prisons
2. Financial aid to widows
3. Feeding the less privileged
4. Visits to motherless homes, providing food, clothing, and financial support.
5. Assistance with hospital bills for patients unable to pay, among others. Bank details for donations:
UBA
1028366093 – Account name- Charity Support for de less privilege & Prison
For further information, contact 0704000935 or 08071332278 for clarification.
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