“Sun Awards 2022”: All Pics, as Sweet Home Africa and OCI Foundations Attend Ceremony and Celebrate with their Honoured Associates (28/1/23)

January 20, 2022: The Sweet Home Africa Humanitarian Foundation (SHAHF) is joined by its esteemed partner, the OCI Foundation International, to celebrate their associates, friends and partners who were honoured at the recent “Sun Awards, 2022”.

Rev Dr Austin Epunam, Founder of the SHAHF (and also the OCI Foundation’s National Champion), led the team. He was accompanied by other team members of both foundations in Lagos, Joy Amara ANTHONY and Steve Iruegbu (also the CEO, Empire Hotels & Suites, Lagos, Nigeria).

These honoured associates include:

(1) Apostle Chibuzor Gift Chinyere of the OPM, tagged by the SHAHF as “The Modern Nigerian Fathers Of Charity”.

(2) His Excellency, Dr Chukwuemeka Okwadike Ezeife, the Grand Patron of SHAHF, who was published it the 2018 Edition of the Sweet Home Magazine as a “Selfless, Humanitarian African Leader”.

(3) His Excellency, Prof John kennedy Oparah (CFR), who appeared in the 2014 Ediditon of the Sweet Home Magazine captioned, “Chief Obasanjo, John k. Opara: Architects of Spiritual transformation in Nigeria”.

(4) Chief Mrs. Ada Chukwudozie , Vice President of Dozzy Group and wife of the Chairman, Dozzy Company, who was published in the 2015 Sweet Home Africa Edition, titled: “Prominent Personality in the World of Charity”.

The SHAHF thanks the publishers of the Sun Newspaper, including its Founder, Senator Orji Uzo Kalu, as well as their Sabbatical Staff and former. Managing Director, Chief Femi Adesina, JP (now the SA to the Nigerian President). These two gentlemen have been backbones to the SHAHF for the past 16 years, and the Foundation cherishes their mentorship relationship.

The Sweet Home Magazine is a production of the SHAHF, whose Founder, Rev DR Austin Epunam, is a pioneer member Aso-Rock State House Villa Chapel, which is under the Nigerian presidency. SHAHF is also an official partner of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC). The Magazine has been in publication for the past 18 years.