Yuletide: Abuja hotelier gifts houses to 3 families

The Chairman of C-Sagas Group of Companies, Christian Asaga Nwali, has built and donated two units of 6-bedrooms duplexes and a 4-bedrooms bungalow to three different families in Ikwo LGA of Ebonyi State. The beneficiaries include his Manager, Engr Imeze Obinna, his elder brother, Mr. Nwali Nnamdi Asaga and a community elder, Mr. Chukwuma Ngwuta. […]

The Chairman of C-Sagas Group of Companies, Christian Asaga Nwali, has built and donated two units of 6-bedrooms duplexes and a 4-bedrooms bungalow to three different families in Ikwo LGA of Ebonyi State.

The beneficiaries include his Manager, Engr Imeze Obinna, his elder brother, Mr. Nwali Nnamdi Asaga and a community elder, Mr. Chukwuma Ngwuta.

While Engr Obinna and Mr Nnamdi benefited 6-bedroom duplexes each, Mr Ngwuta received a 4-bedroom bungalow.

In November, Nwali equally built and gifted a newly constructed, state-of-the-art 4-bedrooms bungalow, with boy’s quarters, properly fenced with gate, to his Project Engineer from Izzi LGA of Ebonyi State, Engr Donatus Azunku (aka MTN).

Speaking with newsmen Wednesday in Abuja, he said that his philanthropic activities is driven by his belief that small acts of kindness can collectively make the world a better place.

He said: “I believe the world will be a better place if we can show a little kindness to our fellow human beings wherever we find ourselves. Whatever we have, God gave us. That’s why I don’t hesitate to putting smiles on people’s faces whenever I have the opportunity.

“There is no better way of being grateful to God than to extend a helping hand to others whenever we have the opportunity. You may not know the extent your kindness will go on putting a smile on the faces of those you extended it to. For instance, this is not the first time I am completing and gifting buildings to people, churches and organizations. I just get this fulfillment when I see others happy because of me.

“My advice to people is to have faith in God and to be upright in their dealings. The economy may be bad and affecting families and businesses, but God will continue to make a name for himself. So, let’s continue doing our best and have faith in God and pray for and respect our leaders, things will definitely get better.”