Children are the heartbeat of every community and the light of tomorrow. As we celebrate Children’s Day, we are reminded of the joy, creativity, innocence, and endless possibilities every child carries within them. At CKOIF, we believe that every child deserves love, care, quality education, good health, and the opportunity to dream without limits. Today…
The Free Medical Outreach in Abatete was a life-impacting initiative aimed at bringing accessible healthcare services closer to the people. Through free consultations, health checks, and medical support, the outreach touched lives, promoted healthy living, and reaffirmed the foundation’s commitment to community wellbeing and compassionate care. Watch the video here View this post on Instagram…
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As part of our commitment to community empowerment and improved wellbeing, yesterday marked another significant milestone for the as we successfully concluded our 2025 outreach programme with the enrollment of 100 beneficiaries into the health insurance scheme. In today’s reality, access to quality healthcare remains a major challenge for many families, especially due to the…
The Charles Kene Ojukwu Initiative Foundation (CKOiF) has enrolled about 100 residents of Abatete, Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra State, into the Anambra State Health Insurance Scheme (ASHIA). Beneficiaries include men and women above 50 years, as well as expectant mothers. The gesture, according to the founder, Dr. Charles Kenechukwu Ojukwu, aligns with…
In a remarkable celebration of excellence and academic brilliance, the 1st Prize Scholarship Award was presented to an exceptional SS3 student who emerged as the overall winner among more than 200 entries.
I saw this man amongst the crowd from the picture of the 1million March for Mr. Peter Obi sometime ago, that image touched my heart, and I was like, why don’t we take this guy off the ground, as a mark of showing the society and the people that we can do it as ordinary…
