Popular actor, producer, and director, Charles Inojie has built and donated a borehole to the Ohordua community in Edo state, where he hails from.
Inojie, who as a little boy would walk three kilometres to the Utor river located at the border end of a neighbouring community to fetch water twice in the morning before going to school is grateful to the Almighty for using him to change the narrative in his village after many years of leaving the village.
Through the Charles Inojie Basis, in partnership with the Latter-Day Saints Charity, a befitting borehole has been constructed in the community where the actor grew up.
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“Evidently that this project is for all the community. I pray they own it, protect it and guard it jealously so that the intended benefits might be absolutely derived,” says ‘The Johnsons’ star.
The commissioning of the community borehole is slated for April three at Eguare – Ohordua maternity grounds, Esan South-East LGA, Edo State.
