Charles Inojie Bequeaths a Borehole to Edo Community


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Giving back to the society is one act that is expected from everyone that is seen better days. Not that it is mandatory, anyways. However, it is a way of assuring the world you haven't forgotten where you came from

Popular actor, director, and producer Charles Inojie has built and bequeathed a borehole to the Ohordua community in Edo state, where he comes from.

As a little boy, Charles was said to have walked three kilometers to the Utor river located at the border end of a neighboring community to fetch water twice in the morning before going to school. With this recent development, he is eternally grateful to God for using him to alter the story in his village after many years of leaving the town.

Through the Charles Inojie Foundation and in partnership with the Latter-Day Saints Charity, a suitable borehole is recently standing in the community where the actor grew up.

The Johnson's star further said, "Needless to say that this project is for the entire community. I pray they own it, protect it and guard it jealously so that the intended benefits can be fully derived."

The formal opening of the borehole is slated for April 3 at Eguare – Ohordua maternity grounds, Esan South-East LGA, Edo State.

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