Williams Uchemba gets kudos on #givechallenge

Thinking he might have gotten tired with the financial constraint on running a course to keep people off the street since his return late last year, Nollywood actor Williams Uchemba, is still on the journey of putting smiles on the faces of the less priviledge.

The actor, who has continued to share his progress on feeding the less priviledge and sending youths back to school as a result of financial handicap, on Wednesday 17, 2018 posted a picture showing him in a bank making withdrawal to send some kids that have been out of school back to school because of school fees.

Captioning the picture, he wrote. “Why should I spend 2m on drinks with friends in two hours when that money can set 3 people up for life and even send some kids to school…why should I spend 1.5m on a Gucci product or buy a Fendi shoe of 800k (I will wear once or twice and want another one) when I can use it to get people without hope off the street.

“Until we start to think less of ourselves and think more of people we can’t have a fulfilled life and a life of purpose. I remember when all I wanted was a car many years ago after few months of driving that car I got bored and wanted a new one, that’s what happens when you base life on material things.

Being termed as show off with posting pictures, he stated. “Always learn to get what you need in life not the things you want because most of the things we want we don’t need. Today I’m sending some kids that have been out of school back to school because of school fees and I challenge you to do same today. Honor God with your income (tithes and offerings, and kingdom investment) honor the servant of God in your life (honor and sow seed) and bless the poor (because you are blessed to bless others) invest in people more than material things and leave the rest for God. Finally, if showing videos and pictures like this that inspires and challenges people to give around the world is called show off then I want to show off for the rest of my life #givechallenge”.

Presently shuttles between Nigeria and the United States of America, the African Youth representative to the UN, who won ‘Best Kid Actor’ in Nigeria award in 2002, for his role in the movie titled ‘Oh My Son’, said he started the challenge tagged #givechallenge for everyone to help those on the street as most can not make ends meet.

For this act, the young actor has continued to receive positive comments from his colleagues and fans, urging him to continue with the good work.

source: Thenation