FEF has touched our lives positively – Beneficiaries

FEF has touched our lives positively- Beneficiaries

By Sampson Uhuegbu

The founder and Chief Executive Officer of Frugal Empowerment Foundation, FEF, Mr. Peter Osezua, has continued to receive commendations and praises from millions of beneficiaries, across the globe, that have benefited from his charity organisation.

A beneficiary, Mrs. Chioma Anyanwu, who teaches at the Ihube Community Primary School, Ihube, in Okigwe Local Government Area of Imo State, in an interview with this reporter, on Monday, in Owerri, said, the foundation has been helping, supporting and promoting the welfare of poor indigenes in her community, adding that she has gained a lot from the organization.

” The founder has fostered human capital development in our rural areas, thereby empowering indigenes who have sound economic/entrepreneurial initiatives but lacking capital with necessary resources”.

In a telephone interview with Mr. Paul Eboh who resides in Enugu State, described the founder, A Uk-based humanitarian, Mr. Peter Osezua, as a God-sent whose charity has impacted on lives positively irrespective of status, race of level.

“The Frugal Empowerment Foundation (FEF) has offered scholarships to brilliant students from low – income families, paid hospital bills for those that could not afford them, provided succour for crisis victims, sponsors children education, embark on community projects for the benefits of all and sundry, including others.

In an interview, the CEO, Peter Osezua, he said, that the foundation was founded by the sheer desire of seeing the reduction of frightening level of poverty and deprivation confronting people in the society.
” Target of the Foundation are the hapless millions of talented youths whose dreams and vision have been hampered by lack of supportive encouragement from their environment”.

He further stated, that the FEF is keen in assisting to unlock the economic potentials of hopeless youths by redefining their prospects, perspectives in life and assist in actualizing their dreams.

Hear him, “We embark on Saturday events enabling communities to come together, engage with, and support these vulnerable groups. They will be offered music entertainment, storytelling and opportunities to share personal stories”.

Osezua continued, “At each event we will support their mental well-being, encourage social connections and friendships, help them identify and develop their strengths and abilities. We’ll also foster mutual aid; in that, we will create the circumstances for community members to go on to help elderly people”, he said.