Ten years after impactful crusade and empowerment programmed at Ajayi Crowther Memorial School, Port Harcourt, renowned broadcaster and Group Managing Director of Multimesh, Sir Godfrey Ohuabunwa, is set to return for an even grander initiative.

The programme is scheduling for Friday, December 19, 2025, at the Crowther Memorial School in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

This time, through his humanitarian organisation, Help Without Boundaries Initiative (HWBI), Sir Godfrey, alongside his wife, Queen Angela Ohuabunwa, will lead the 2025 Morning Flight Soul-Reaching Outreach and Crusade.

The highly anticipated event, scheduled to build upon the success of its predecessor, promises a comprehensive blend of spiritual ministration, fervent prayers, faith-healing sessions, and crucial practical humanitarian services.

HWBI aims to address the multifaceted needs of attendees, offering not just spiritual solace but tangible support for their physical well-being.

Central to the outreach will be a robust medical care programme and a dedicated food bank. These provisions are designed to alleviate immediate burdens for attendees, demonstrating HWBI’s commitment to holistic care.

Furthermore, the initiative will leverage this opportunity to award scholarships and provide empowerment opportunities to deserving individuals, underscoring HWBI’s ongoing mission to foster transformation and break down barriers to progress.

Expectations are running high for the 2025 edition, with organisers confident that it will surpass last year’s significant impact.

The event is poised to leave a lasting positive impression on the Port Harcourt community, serving as a powerful testament to HWBI’s unwavering dedication to its core principles of hope, compassion, and empowerment.

Founded ten years ago by Sir Godfrey Ohuabunwa, HWBI has a proven track record of positively impacting numerous lives.

The initiative’s scholarship programmes, in particular, have been a source of profound change, with many beneficiaries consistently testifying to their academic advancements and personal successes.

These success stories stand as powerful evidence of the programme’s effectiveness in fostering opportunity and enabling upward mobility.

Speaking about his motivation, Sir Godfrey Ohuabunwa has consistently emphasised his deep-seated desire to give back to the community.

He points to the increasing number of indigent individuals who openly attest to the sincerity and transformative impact of his humanitarian work as clear validation of his genuine dedication to service and humanity.

The upcoming Morning Flight outreach is expected to further amplify this commitment and reach even more lives in need.

It would be recalled that Ohuabunwa had last year refurbished and fully restored classroom blocks with school desks and teaching aids at the same school before the community installed him as a traditional chief.