Chief Ogwu Onoja SAN has announced a generous donation of one hundred million Naira to the Ogugu-Ofante community as educational support for the indigenous people of Ofante.
Chief Onoja, who also holds the title of Agenyi Attah of the Igala Kingdom, made this announcement over the weekend in Ofante, where he was ordained as an elder in the United Evangelical Church (UEC). He was accompanied by his lovely wife, Mrs. Rosemary Onoja, a chartered accountant by profession.
Over the years, Chief Onoja has engaged in various philanthropic efforts, including providing scholarships to his people in Ogugu. He has also assisted couples intending to wed with financial support across Igala land. His charitable contributions extend beyond close relatives to countless individuals in need.
In addition to his educational initiatives, Chief Onoja has been actively involved in road maintenance, addressing the community’s urgent need for motorable roads, a situation exacerbated by government negligence.
Ogwu James Onoja, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), is more than just a name; he represents a movement that has continually impacted the lives of many. His compassion and generosity are remarkable, and he has a unique ability to listen and empathize with others. He strives to bring joy to everyone he encounters and is a father figure to many, with a deep love for God.
Ogwu James Onoja, SAN, has authored numerous publications on “The Supreme Court Rules: Practice and Procedure” and “The Court of Appeal Rules: Practice and Procedure.” He is a legal luminary with an impressive grasp of legal issues, as attested by his colleagues on numerous occasions.
His legal practice, Bar and Bench House (O.J. Onoja, SAN & Associates), has become a hub for young lawyers who benefit from his extensive knowledge and experience. In addition to his outstanding legal qualifications, Chief Onoja holds a master’s degree in law from the University of Lagos, a postgraduate diploma in Management from the University of Calabar, and an MBA from the same institution. He is currently a doctoral candidate at Nasarawa State University.
Chief Ogwu Onoja’s commitment to education and community development exemplifies the spirit of philanthropy and leadership, making a lasting impact on the lives of those around him.