It is with a heavy heart that we share that our beloved Evangelist Oguazi Onyemobi has gone to rest in the Lord.

He spent a while fighting for his life in the Intensive Care Unit ( ICU) after years of courageously battling leukemia and, more recently, suffering a stroke. We remain grateful to you family and friends who fervently prayed for him and stood by his family through the challenging times.

We kindly ask for your continuous support as they face the loss and financial challenges as a result of his prolonged ICU stay.

Oguazi was a devoted husband, father, brother, and friend whose life was defined by serving others. For decades, he shared hope and faith as a school chaplain, international evangelist, and mentor, supporting countless people through life's greatest joys and deepest struggles. Those who knew him will tell you that he was always the first to encourage, pray for, and stand beside anyone in need.

Many former Queen's College, Lagos students from the late 1980s still speak of him with great affection and remember him as the chaplain who shaped and inspired their lives. Just the sound of his voice or the thought of him visiting brought joy to many hearts because of the kindness, wisdom, and genuine care he had shown to so many over the years.

Today, it is Evangelist Oguazi and his family who need our help.

With his wife, Fidelma, unable to work while caring for him, limited insurance coverage, and the mounting costs that accompany long-term critical care, the financial burden has become overwhelming. Donations will help meet these needs and provide some relief at this critical time.

Whether you know Evangelist Oguazi personally, have been touched by his ministry, or simply feel moved to help a family in need, your support—whatever the amount—will make a real difference.

Thank you for your generosity, your prayers, and your kindness in this great time of need. They mean more to the Onyemobi family than words can express.