HOW “ANAEDO CONCERNED YOUTH MOVEMENT” CAME TO THE RESCUE OF THE YPP CHAIRMAN AFTER HIS PARTY ABANDONED HIM.
Anaedo Concerned Youth Movement’s Spokesperson has intimated anaedoonline.ng how a man who was detained at a hospital in Nnewi for lack of funds to offset his hospital bills became a beneficiary of the charity works of Anaedo Concerned Youths.
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Speaking to Anaedoonline.com , the Spokesperson of Anaedo Concerned Youth Movement , Comrade Echezona said that the Anaedo Concerned Youth Movement took care of the hospital bills of a man who was stranded at a Hospital at Okwuani , After which he told us that charity works like helping the poor and being the voice of the voiceless in the Anaedo community is one of the key objectives behind the formation of the young group.
In His words , he said,”we heard that a man at Immaculate Heart Hospital, Okwuani Nnewi was detained at the hospital for his inability to pay his hospital bills. So we decided to pay him a visit on Monday, 1st April 2019 in the hospital.”
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Speaking on how they generated the funds which they used to pay for the mans hospital bills , Comrade Echezona replied that the members of Anaedo Concerned Youth Movement contributed money for the project .
He said, “We,the members of
the Anaedo Concerned Youth Movement contributed money from our
individual purses to clear all his hospital bills. The man is happily
back with his family, hale and hearty. This charity work we did is part
of the core agendas of the Anaedo Youth Movement; helping the poor and
destitute, being the voice of the voiceless etc.”
On further inquries by Anaedoonline.com, we discovered that the man who Comrade Echezona was referring to is the Current Nnewi North YPP Chairman , and according to a source who pled annonymity , it was alleged that Mr Stephen lamented of how the YPP Leaders abandoned him at his time of need, leaving him helpless and at the mercy of the hospital.