[dropcap]T[/dropcap]he true worth of a man is in the way he treats people who are absolutely in need. If you care about people in need, you are actually making a contribution to the development of the nation. We need to give life back to the people.We need to see how we can use the available resources for everybody; create opportunities for all and care, especially for those who are truly in need. The gap between the rich and the poor should be bridged. Those of us blessed with material resources need to share with others. We must strike a balance with our resources.” This is the Philosophy of Elder Onyeachor Nonyalim.It is certainly impossible to gloss over the attributes for greatness of Elder Acho Nonyalim, the founding Chairman,Junic Group of Companies, the trail-blazing Real Estate mogul par excellence from Ibusa,Delta State. Acho’s rise to the top was not a one-step movement. It was a humble beginning for a humble man. The inter play of factors that would establish him as one of Nigeria’s reputable real Estate mogul shaped Acho’s principle and philosophy of life and business-humility, honesty and hard work. His unassuming nature and infectious humility explain why he does not trumpet his numerous philanthropic gestures.
Elder Onyeachor Nonyelim is inevitably turning out to be news-maker in every sense as it concerns Ibusa and it’s people.He has embarked on another programme Tagged “JUNIC Back to School Empowerment programme” that has never been seen or heard of in Ibusa history since he started this project few years ago, He has decided to make this an annual package for the people of Isieke and Ibusa in general.Elder Acho felt that most parents always find the beginning of the first term tasking with so much demands from schools, he decided to alleviate their plights by distributing items ranging from exercise books,school sandals, pens,and English and Maths text books to the children in the community and He also disclosed that he had paid for WAEC, NECO and JAMB fees of numerous students from his community and Ibusa. Elder Acho told Grassroots Publishers in Ibusa that the JUNIC Back to School Empowerment programme” was part of efforts to support the educational development of youths in his community and he promised to continue to do more 
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his people. By: Ike Abiagom
