Olugu Ukpai Archives - Page 2 of 4

Jul

22

2025

CHAMA to Bring Hope and Healing to Aba with Free Medical Mission: Check the Date

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, CHAMA, Health, Lifestyle, News, PoliticsCHAMA, Comr Amos Kalu, Health, Healthcare, Olugu Ukpai

CHAMA Mission Ministries (CMM) International is set to conduct a free medical mission in Aba from August 8th to 14th, 2025 at New Era Hospital, in an event tagged "Enyimba City Invasion 2025." The organization, co-founded by Dr. Olugu Ukpai and Pastor Esther Ukpai, aims to perform at least 150 surgeries and provide medical treatment to beneficiaries during this event. This initiative is part of CHAMA's ongoing efforts to alleviate the suffering of families and communities in need. The organization was founded after the tragic loss of their 16-month-old twin to malaria and has since grown into a global movement,…

Jul

21

2025

By Amos Oge Kalu

CHAMA 2025 Invasion: Scholarship Award Announced for Enyimba Medical Invasion

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, CHAMA, Health, Lifestyle, Metro, News, SponsoredAbia State, CHAMA, Health, Metro, Nigeria, Olugu Ukpai

The Chairman of the Organizing Committee of CHAMA 2025 Invasion, Apostle Okure, has expressed gratitude to CHAMA CEO Dr. Olugu Ukpai for announcing a scholarship award during the upcoming Enyimba Medical Invasion 2025. The event, scheduled to hold from August 8th to 14th, 2025, aims to provide medical care and support to those in need. The medical mission targets to conduct at least 150 surgeries and free treatment to beneficiaries from a team of Doctors from USA, UK, Canada in conjunction with their Nigerian counterparts. Notably, CHAMA Mission Ministries (CMM) International has in a space of 19 years conducted over…

Mar

30

2025

By Amos Oge Kalu

Double Honour: DAM/CHAMA Founder, Dr. Olugu Ukpai Received Double Proclamation From Canada

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, Cultural Heritage, Lifestyle, News, OhafiaCanada, CHAMA, Olugu Ukpai

The Founder of Drum Against Malaria (DAM), Dr. Olugu Ukpai (Man on Mission), a passionate advocate for malaria prevention, has received two signed proclamations from His Worship Mayor Andy Filmore at a ceremony held at City Hall. The proclamations recognized DAM's (a subsidiary of CHAMA) efforts in promoting kindness and raising awareness about World Malaria Day. The "Random Goodness Act of Kindness proclamation" on 20th March annually, acknowledges DAM's commitment to spreading kindness and compassion in the community, aligning with their mission to prevent malaria and promote overall well-being. The World Malaria Day Awareness proclamation highlights the importance of raising…

Mar

20

2025

By Amos Oge Kalu

Tribute to Goodness: A Light That Continues to Shine, Even in Death

CHAMA, Lifestyle, NewsCHAMA, Olugu Ukpai, RIP

Today, on March 20th, we gather in remembrance and reflection as we observe Goodness Day in Canada—a day dedicated to honoring the brief but impactful life of Goodness, a child whose bright spirit was taken too soon by malaria at just sixteen months old. Though her time with us was short, her memory continues to inspire a movement for awareness, action, and hope. Goodness' passing is a heartbreaking reminder of the devastating impact of malaria, a disease that claims the lives of thousands of children each year. Yet, from this tragedy has come a call to action—an opportunity to ensure…

Oct

27

2024

By OHAFIATV

Olugu Ukpai, Dalhousie University Alumnus Pays It Forward: A Story of Hope and Inspiration

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, CHAMA, Education, NewsCanada, Education, Olugu Ukpai

Halifax, Nova Scotia - In a heartwarming display of gratitude, a Dalhousie University alumnus has returned to his alma mater to give back to the community that inspired him. Dr. Olugu Ukpai, a renowned humanitarian, attributes his life's purpose to the support he received from Dalhousie University during a pivotal moment in his life. A Life-Changing Phone Call It was during his time at Dalhousie University that Dr. Ukpai received the devastating news that his daughter, Goodness, had passed away due to malaria. The sudden loss could have shattered his world, but the outpouring of support from the university community,…