High Chief Daniel Chimezie Okeke PhD sponsors eye surgery for visually impaired constituents
High Chief Daniel Okeke PhD, a prominent figure in the APC and a candidate for the Arochukwu/Ohafia Federal House of Representatives in the just concluded 2023 election, has taken a remarkable step towards improving the lives of visually impaired individuals within his constituents. Through his Omereoha/Mezie Abia foundation, Chief Okeke has sponsored free cataract surgeries, bringing smiles to the faces of those affected by cataract occlusion.
This marks another batch of cataract surgeries in 2023, and the impact has already been deeply felt by beneficiaries like Mr. Orji Ochonma from Oron Arochukwu and Mr. John Ifere from Amodu Ututu. These grateful individuals expressed their sincere gratitude towards Chief Okeke and offered heartfelt prayers for his well-being.
The cataract surgeries were successfully performed by qualified ophthalmologists at Embassy Hospital Aba, ensuring the highest quality of care for the patients. High Chief Daniel Okeke’s commitment to providing free medical outreach and his dedication to the well-being of his constituents have earned him commendations, love and respect from the community.
Chief Okeke’s humanitarian efforts have not gone unnoticed, as his constituents have been inspired and appreciative of his consistent disposition to assist those in need for over a decade. His philanthropic work through the Omereoha/Mezie Abia Foundation has served as a beacon of hope for visually impaired individuals and has positively impacted their lives.
As Chief Daniel Okeke continues his philanthropic journey as a humanitarian, his compassion and commitment to improving the lives of his constituents shine through, leaving a lasting impact on the community he serves.
Oti Maduabuchi Orieji
Special Assistant
(Media and Publicity)
02/06/2023
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