The General Overseer of Omega Power Ministry, Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere, has rolled out a new initiative aimed at helping stranded Nigerian families in South Africa return home and rebuild their lives.
Speaking a video shared on his Instagram page, the cleric made the move following disturbing videos and accounts showing Nigerians facing violence and hardship abroad.
He said the situation deeply moved him and pushed him to take action.
Under the programme, eligible beneficiaries—mainly married couples with children who cannot afford to return home—will undergo proper screening and verification before being accepted.
Once approved, their children will be given access to free education, while the adults will be enrolled in skill acquisition programmes to help them restart their lives in Nigeria.
Apostle Chibuzor also noted that while the initiative does not currently cover flight tickets back to Nigeria, he is in talks with government officials and airline stakeholders to see if support can be secured in that area.
He further explained that beyond resettlement, beneficiaries will also receive daily provisions and structured reintegration support to help them settle back into society with ease.
Many Nigerians have praised the initiative, describing it as a timely intervention for struggling families abroad, while others are calling on the government to step in and support similar efforts.
As conversations around migration and humanitarian support continue, this move by Apostle Chibuzor is already sparking hope among Nigerians facing difficult conditions overseas.
