Onyeze meets Lakewood Church founder, exchange humanitarian ideas

By Marietta Munachimso

In a landmark meeting with Joel Osteen, held on Sunday at the renowned Lakewood Church in Houston, Texas, Sir Chidi Charles Onyeze, esteemed American based business icon and philanthropist, engaged with one of the world’s most respected televangelists and the founder of Lakewood Church. The meeting focused on reflecting the deep commitment both leaders share toward uplifting humanity and bridging divides.

Sir Onyeze, founder of the Sir CC Onyeze Humanitarian Foundation, has long been an advocate for the values of peace and unity. His foundation has championed initiatives across Nigeria, supporting educational programs, poverty alleviation projects, and community empowerment campaigns.

In their dialogue, Sir Onyeze commended Lakewood Church for its positive global impact, acknowledging its leader’s ability to inspire millions worldwide with messages of hope and resilience. He highlighted how the values of kindness, empathy, and communal support resonate across both his foundation and Lakewood Church’s ministry, emphasizing that shared ideals lay the groundwork for transformative social change.

Onyeze emphasized on the need for Anambra State, Nigeria and indeed the world at large to imbibe the spirit of tolerance and love for one another, with a view to achieving sustainable peace across the globe.

Both leaders committed to exploring collaborative initiatives that would advance their mutual mission of peace and prosperity, particularly through faith-based outreach, community development, and international humanitarian projects.

Sir Onyeze’s visit to Houston and his alliance with the prominent televangelist signal a new chapter in his dedication to humanitarianism. His vision aligns with the conviction that through collective efforts, communities across the globe can achieve sustainable progress and lasting peace.

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