Jubilation as Nigerian Philanthropist Donates Residence For Orphanage, Empowers Widows, Disabled
- A Nigerian Philanthropist, Dr. Stanley Uzochukwu, has once again taken humanitarian impacts further in Nigeria
- The Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, Stanel Group and The Delborough, has donated his personal residence for the orphanage in Jos, Plateau State
- The popular Philanthropist also empower widows, disabled and built school for orphans and less privileged students in celebration of his birthday
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Jos, Plateau state - A Nigerian Philanthropist, Dr. Stanley Uzochukwu, has donated his personal residence for the orphanage empower widows and, disabled in celebration of his birthday.
The popular Philanthropist also constructed a state-of-the-art WAEC and NECO-approved school for orphans and less privileged students in Plateau State.
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Uzochukwu is the Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, Stanel Group and The Delborough, Lagos.
As reported by the Guardian, he announced the donation at an event held during the week to empower widows, the disabled, and the less privileged citizens.
He empowered Nigerians with over 3,000 modern sewing machines, grinding machines, wheelchairs, and food items worth over N1 billion.
He did all these through his foundation, Stanley Uzochukwu Foundation, to mark his birthday.
The commitment began with the official commissioning of the rebuilding of JOFIN orphanage home, comprising a well-equipped and computerized WAEC and NECO approved school, in addition to donating his residence for orphans in Jos last Wednesday, July 30, 2025
Uzochukwu also equipped the school with modern science equipment, a computer lab, and pays salaries of all staff and caregivers.
Taking his humanitarian impacts further, he provides food and other basic needs as well as awards them full scholarships at all levels of education.
Source: Legit.ng
