WUBAF Stands in Love and Solid...

The true strength of a foundation is reflected not only in its programs and achievements but also in its willingness to stand with its members during life's most difficult moments. Demonstrating this spirit of compassion, unity, and solidarity, members of the WONADEM UBA FOUNDATION (WUBAF) gathered on Saturday, 10 October 2026, to support Mr. McRobert Dogbey and his family during the funeral of his late mother at Agave Agorta (Nworlikope).

The Foundation's participation demonstrated its commitment to fostering a family spirit in which members support one another not only during celebrations and organized activities but also in times of grief and loss.

The church service commenced at approximately 9:45 a.m. While the service was ongoing, some WUBAF members assisted the Catering Department with essential preparations.

Following the conclusion of the church service at approximately 12:10 p.m., members continued to offer practical assistance by serving the bereaved family and other funeral attendees. Their involvement reflected the Foundation's commitment to service, compassion, and collective responsibility.

After refreshments, members gathered for a brief interaction, during which a donation was presented to Mr. McRobert Dogbey on behalf of the Sogakope Zone and the Foundation. The donation served as a gesture of sympathy and support, reminding the bereaved family that they were not alone during their period of mourning.

Following the presentation, the Foundation's Public Relations Officer, Ms. Love Afanou, expressed appreciation on behalf of the Founder and the Executive Board to all members who made time to attend the funeral and stand with their fellow member and his family.

She also expressed concern about the low turnout from the host zone and encouraged members to participate more actively in future Foundation activities. She emphasized that commitment, unity, and collective responsibility are essential to sustaining the spirit of fellowship that WUBAF seeks to promote.

Ms. Afanou further drew members' attention to the upcoming WUBAF 2026/2027 Mega Outreach, scheduled for the end of the year. She encouraged members to support the initiative and contribute towards its success by submitting donated items early. This, she explained, would allow sufficient time for planning, coordination, and transportation ahead of the outreach.

Her message reinforced the importance of active participation in the Foundation's activities and the need for members to work together towards achieving its humanitarian objectives.

The Foundation's Chief Adviser and Co-Founder, Mr. Nuseli Akpeleasi, also conveyed appreciation on behalf of the Executives and the Foundation to all members who participated in the funeral activities.

His message acknowledged the dedication of members who took time out of their schedules to support a fellow member during a difficult period. Their presence demonstrated the importance of maintaining strong relationships and providing practical support within the WUBAF family.

A total of 24 WUBAF members representing the Ho, Central West, Accra, Sogakope, and Aflao Zones participated in the funeral activities.

Their attendance highlighted the spirit of unity that connects members across the Foundation's various zones. By coming together to support Mr. McRobert Dogbey and his family, the members demonstrated that the bond they share extends beyond geographical boundaries.

The day's activities concluded with a group photograph before members departed at approximately 3:45 p.m. By 9:10 p.m., all participating members had reported their safe arrival, bringing the day's activities to a close.

WUBAF's participation in the funeral went beyond mere attendance. Through practical assistance, a financial donation, words of encouragement, and their presence throughout the occasion, members demonstrated the Foundation's commitment to supporting its members and their families during difficult times.

Such gestures reflect the values upon which WUBAF continues to build its identity: love, care, compassion, unity, and service to humanity.

The Foundation recognizes that its responsibility to members does not end with organized programs, community outreach activities, or celebrations. It also involves standing together during moments of grief, extending a helping hand when needed, and ensuring that no member feels forgotten during life's most challenging experiences.

As WUBAF continues to pursue its humanitarian mission and prepare for the upcoming 2026/2027 Mega Outreach under the theme "Together We Rise," the Foundation encourages all members to strengthen their commitment to unity, active participation, and mutual support.

Together, through genuine love and collective responsibility, WUBAF will continue to build a stronger family and make a meaningful difference in the lives of its members and the communities it serves.

WONADEM UBA FOUNDATION (WUBAF)

We Love! We Care! We Comfort!