Our Vision
To achieve universal quality education, access to quality public health and socioeconomic empowerment for disadvantaged populations
Our Mission
To support universal education for young people which will lead to opportunities to become leaders of tomorrow and to support access to public health and economic empowerment, thereby creating wealth for community and national development.
Our Key Objectives
Universal Education, Economic Empowerment, Access to Public Health, Wealth Creation, Opportunities and Community Development
Our Projects
Access to quality healthcare is gradually becoming a challenge in some communities and villages in Nigeria. Unfortunately, this is not the best time to be faced...
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Isaac and Patience Olugbuo Foundation, has embarked on a transformative movement aimed at championing communal education as a powerful catalyst for community growth...
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Board of Directors
Mr Chidiebere Olugbuo
(Sir Mayor)
Board Chairman, Isaac and Patience Olugbuo Foundation
Mr Azubuike Noble Olugbuo
Board Member, Isaac and Patience Olugbuo Foundation
Mr Obed Leggend Enwereuzo
Member, Board of Directors, Isaac and Patience Olugbuo Foundation
Benson Chinedu Olugbuo Ph.D
Secretary to the Board of Directors, Isaac and Patience Olugbuo Foundation
Management Staff
Ms Uchechi Nina Olugbuo
Executive Director/ Chief Executive Officer, Isaac and Patience Olugbuo Foundation
Ms Charity Egbuchiwe
Program and Research Associate/South East Coordinator, Isaac and Patience Olugbuo Foundation
Advisory Board Members
Dr. Mamu Terlumun Barnabas Samuel
Medical Adviser, Isaac and Patience Olugbuo Foundation
Dr Iheanyi Samuel Nwankwo
Global Education Advisor, Isaac and Patience Olugbuo Foundation
Mr Godwin Eze
Communication Adviser, Isaac and Patience Olugbuo Foundation
Mrs Temilola Ogedengbe
Executive Director/ Chief Executive Officer, Isaac and Patience Olugbuo Foundation
Testimonials
Word From Our
Beneficiaries
During this outreach, I learnt that many of the health issues in our community are sometimes as a result of self medication. I am grateful for the enlightenment I gained during this outreach and of course the free medical checks.
If our community can always be remembered like this, most of the persons who chose self medication over consulting medical professionals will save themselves from dangers lurking around them in the name of 'my friend used it and it worked like magic'
Prevention is better and cheaper than cure, and this is the summary of all that I learnt during this outreach. I am thankful to the Olugbuo Foundation for organizing such an enriching program for us!