MercyWave10:
Dr Mercy Uwakwe's Foundation continues rendering support to distressed Nigerians. Promises more..


It is no longer news that the Corona virus pandemic has crippled a lot of economic activities around the world. While governments are struggling with providing relief materials for their citizens, benevolent individuals such as our CEO, Dr. Mercy Uwakwe has constantly put smiles on people's faces amidst the hardship. With relief materials, especially in form of cash, the Mercy Wave Foundation has reached out to Nigerians both within the country and in diaspora.


Amongst the current beneficiaries are two Nigerian doctors in the USA, who because of the pandemic, were unable to continue working. The beneficiaries received over $75,000 and couldn't hide their delight as they appreciated the CEO for such a wonderful gesture.


The foundation also went a step further to employ a good number of people that lost their jobs as a result of the pandemic and were left with no other source of livelihood, these Nigerians abroad are currently receiving salaries from Dr Mercy Seaphrora Uwakwe. Cash awards were also sent to over 50 Nigerians in the US.


In Nigeria, no less than 50 people have been touched by the wave movement. With a lockdown of the major economic states in the country, citizens have witnessed untold hardship and the relief materials have been very helpful to aid survival during the pandemic. The Foundation carried out a successful outreach in Imo state, where they delivered relief items to market women and is planning on an even bigger one in Abia State. The foundation has also given out cash awards to various individuals based on their needs.


The CEO of Mercy Wave Conglomerate, Princess Dr. Mercy Seaphrora Uwakwe, who hails from Igbere in Abia State, has promised to continue in her kindly philanthropic nature with more programs and relief materials to be given to her followers. Join our Facebook page for more information if you wish to be a beneficiary of the outreach.

MercyWave10:
Dr Mercy Uwakwe's Foundation continues rendering support to distressed Nigerians. Promises more..


It is no longer news that the Corona virus pandemic has crippled a lot of economic activities around the world. While governments are struggling with providing relief materials for their citizens, benevolent individuals such as our CEO, Dr. Mercy Uwakwe has constantly put smiles on people's faces amidst the hardship. With relief materials, especially in form of cash, the Mercy Wave Foundation has reached out to Nigerians both within the country and in diaspora.


Amongst the current beneficiaries are two Nigerian doctors in the USA, who because of the pandemic, were unable to continue working. The beneficiaries received over $75,000 and couldn't hide their delight as they appreciated the CEO for such a wonderful gesture.


The foundation also went a step further to employ a good number of people that lost their jobs as a result of the pandemic and were left with no other source of livelihood, these Nigerians abroad are currently receiving salaries from Dr Mercy Seaphrora Uwakwe. Cash awards were also sent to over 50 Nigerians in the US.


In Nigeria, no less than 50 people have been touched by the wave movement. With a lockdown of the major economic states in the country, citizens have witnessed untold hardship and the relief materials have been very helpful to aid survival during the pandemic. The Foundation carried out a successful outreach in Imo state, where they delivered relief items to market women and is planning on an even bigger one in Abia State. The foundation has also given out cash awards to various individuals based on their needs.


The CEO of Mercy Wave Conglomerate, Princess Dr. Mercy Seaphrora Uwakwe, who hails from Igbere in Abia State, has promised to continue in her kindly philanthropic nature with more programs and relief materials to be given to her followers. Join our Facebook page for more information if you wish to be a beneficiary of the outreach.

Phummzie:
Well done to the entire Mercy wave team. Thanks to Dr Mercy