GOSIMA Group GMD Hosts End-of-Year Thanksgiving

Ishiagu in Ebonyi State came alive yesterday as GOSIMA Group, led by its president, Dr. Gideon Chidiebere Osi, fondly known as GOC, hosted a grand end-of-year thanksgiving celebration for the community. The event, which brought together dignitaries, community leaders and many residents, was marked by an outpouring of generosity, empowerment and celebration, setting a hopeful tone for the coming year.

Dr. Gideon Osi, an illustrious son of Ishiagu, used the occasion to underscore his unwavering commitment to the development of his community. The thanksgiving celebration, organised in collaboration with the Ishiagu Community Development Union (ICDU), was sponsored by the GOSIMA Group and featured a series of impactful initiatives aimed at transforming lives and enhancing the socio-economic fabric of the region.

One of the highlights of the event was the official commissioning of the Amata community road by Dr. Gideon. The project underscores his dedication to the growth and development of Ishiagu. The new road is expected to improve accessibility, stimulate local trade, and provide a smoother transportation for residents. During the ribbon-cutting ceremony, Gideon expressed gratitude to the community for their support and shared his vision for a more connected and prosperous Ishiagu.

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He described the road as not just an infrastructural achievement but also a symbol of hope, unity, and progress for the people.

The event also featured a remarkable display of economic empowerment through the GOSIMA Group and the Gideon and Joy Life and Leadership Foundation. Over 1,000 women, including widows and indigent community members, received Christmas gifts to mark the festive season. The gesture brought smiles to countless faces and reflected the chairman’s enduring compassion for the less privileged. Gideon also facilitated the distribution of empowerment items to food and beverage vendors in the community. The beneficiaries were also trained on food preservation techniques, small-scale business development, and financial management skills. They received mentorship and seed capital, equipping them with tools and resources to succeed.