As a show of gratitude, a renowned Igbo philanthropist and community leader, Dr. Chima Anyaso, popularly know by the name, “Ofuji Ndị Igbo” weekend, extended his profound gratitude to his supporters, friends and associates who contributed to the success of his numerous activities and engagements throughout 2025.

This was even as he has assured that the year, 2026 will be a year of “Plenty Harvest”.
In a statement he personally issued, Anyaso particularly highlighted the maiden edition of the highly successful “Ofuji All-White New Year Thanksgiving and Fireworks Party,” he organized on January 1, 2026, in Igbere, as a “resounding successful event” that has set the tone for an even more exciting year ahead.
Reflecting on the past year, he acknowledged the unwavering support of organizing committees, family members, friends and loyal supporters, noting “your collective efforts made 2025 remarkable.
“Thank you all for a very successful 2025 outing. We truly showed up and showed off. Success isn’t just about titles or achievements; it’s about balance, commitment and showing up fully for your family, your people and your purpose”.
Looking ahead of the year 2026, Dr. Anyaso expressed his optimism and enthusiasm for new initiatives and community-focused engagements, stating, “every day begins with purpose as we work towards building something bigger than ourselves,” and emphasized his commitment to growth, service and collective progress.

The philanthropist and community leader also paid special tribute to his immediate family, particularly his wife and daughter, for their “dedication and invaluable contributions to the 2025 Bende Ofuji End-of-Year Children’s Event”, noting that their efforts helped create lasting memories for the children and participants in the state and beyond.
“As anticipation builds for what lies ahead, I invite supporters and well-wishers to remain part of the journey. Together, we can make this year one to remember. Let’s keep pushing. Let’s keep building. This is our year of PLENTY HARVEST 2026!” he urged.