From Ijeoma Nwajiobi, Nnewi
As part of his yearly humanitarian outreach, the Founder Mazi TK Foundation, Nnewi, Anambra State, Engr Kingsley Agusionu has reached out to his people to wine, dine and smile home with gift items.
At his country home in Otolo, Nnewi, on Monday, January 26, 2026, just like in previous years, over 3000 bags of rice, tubers of yam and cartons of indomie were distributed to thousands of men and women, shoes and clothes were given to over 2000 children.
Speaking at the event, Engr.Agusionu said he started his philanthropic strides when his mother died, that was the first empowerment he did to honour his late mother.
He disclosed that before his mother died, he used to send gift items through her, adding that when she died he decided to continue from where she stopped in charity.
“This is something we do every year, I think it is the best way to give back to the society, I have no political interest or attachment to what I give.
“I give everyday.Giving has become part of me. My late Mother instilled the virtue in me, because she was a giver” he noted.
Hon. Amobi Okonkwo (Anunuebe Nnewi) while addressing the beneficiaries described the benefactor as a happy soul and a cheerful giver who has helped thousands of people through his foundation.
He appreciated Mazi TK for giving back to the society.
“It is not the first we have witnessed this.He is not the only blessed person but because he has the heart of gold that is why he gives” he stated.
He prayed that God Almighty would replenish his pocket in hundred folds.
Chiamaka Ofiaeli, Unique collection, one of the beneficiaries of Mazi TK Foundation said the benefactor is a man of the people, a cheerful giver, fun to be with, adding that he does not discriminate irrespective of who the person is.
“He has put smiles on the faces of many families, trained a lot of people, empowered so many young people with tricycles (Keke Napep), motorcycles, and cash to start up their businesses.
She prayed that God would bless him beyond his imagination as he continues to give ears to the cries of his people.
The beneficiaries were not only given bags of rice, tubers of yam and cartons of indomie but also were well fed, creating an atmosphere prayers, care and celebration.
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