[p]Well-known social media influencer and activist, Lucky Udu, recently shared insights into why Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere made the decision to stop sponsoring the Happie Boys' education. Lucky Udu revealed that he personally contacted Apostle Chibuzor, the founder and General Overseer of Omega Power Ministries, to inquire about the reasons behind his sponsorship withdrawal.
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[p]In his write-up, Lucky Udu disclosed that Apostle Chibuzor faced difficulties in continuing to sponsor the Happie Boys' education abroad due to the significant increase in the dollar exchange rate. Consequently, he advised the boys to return to Nigeria or Ghana to pursue their education, but they refused to comply with the suggestion.
[/p][p]Lucky Udu shared the following statement from Apostle Chibuzor:
[/p][p]“I just spoke to the OPM pastor, and he said that when the dollar went up, things became difficult and he couldn't sustain them. He advised them to return to a Nigerian university, or he would send them to Ghana or Benin Republic to continue their education. The burden became too much to bear, but they didn't understand nor listen.”
[/p][p]Apostle Chibuzor shoulders numerous responsibilities, including supporting over 4000 students studying abroad. He provides the opportunity for these children to receive an education, while their parents are responsible for their upkeep. However, not everyone can manage such opportunities, and some individuals may exhaust their resources assuming that the man of God will provide everything for them. If their families can contribute to sustain them, he suggests they do so. Lucky Udu expressed empathy towards the Happie Boys, acknowledging their situation but also noting their change in appearance and lifestyle since leaving Nigeria for Cyprus. He mentioned that they started dressing indecently and expensively, even though they were aware of their limited financial means compared to the support Apostle Chibuzor could provide.
[/p][p]Attached below is the post shared by Lucky Udu, providing further context to the situation:
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