Why we are giving to the less privileged, Gwake Table Water MD reveals

The Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer, Egwake Company Limited, producers of  Gwake Table Water, Ozoro, Mr. Oghenero Andrew Agwae says his company’s policy of helping less privileged people during the  yuletide is to show love and make them feel the reason for the season.

Mr. Agwae, who is a lawyer by training, gave the explanation Thursday December 27 at Ozoro in Isoko North Local Government Area, Delta State, while giving out bags of rice, gallons of vegetable oil, cartons of noodles, packs of Gwake Table Water, cartons of tin tomatoes and toiletries to Deliverance Orphanage and Aruka Peace Foundation International, both in Ozoro.

According to him, his company has been in operation for the past 12 years and have been giving to the less privileged in different orphanages in Ozoro, with plans of extending the gesture to orphanages outside Ozoro.

From left: Pst. Wale Bankole of RCCG Ozoro, Christiana Onitsha & Mr. Oghenero Agwae

He disclosed that he learnt the culture of giving to the underprivileged from his family, hence the love for organizing Christmas and end of year bash for children of different orphanages.

While encouraging children to be well behaved, he opined that most crime and criminality in the society today are caused by mothers as well as fathers who are not well brought up.

Christiana Onitsha and Akpojaro Darlington, who responded on behalf of Deliverance Orphanage and Aruka Peace Foundation respectively, warmly thanked Mr. Agwae and his company, Gwake Table Water for the kind gesture and appealed to other people with good will to emulate him.

Mr. & Mrs. Oghenero Agwae in-company of some orphans

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