Healing Hearts: Over 800 Beneficiaries at Fr. Mazi Uc & Austrian Friends’ Free Medical Eye Treatment

It’s heartwarming to hear about Rev. Fr. Henry Igbokwe, also known as Mazi Uc, and his impactful initiatives. Let me share some details about this remarkable individual:

Mazi Uc: Born as Henry Igbokwe on June 13, 1991, Mazi Uc is a Nigerian-Austrian Catholic Priest, gospel musician, teacher, and philanthropist. His journey from Nigeria to Austria transformed his perspective on poverty and social injustice. Here are some key aspects of his work:

Hearts for the Poor Foundation: Mazi Uc& his Austrian friends founded this organization, which advocates for free education for the poorest children in his villageUmuezegwu and the neighbourhoods, in Nigeria. Additionally, the foundation supports poor young apprentices by providing materials, empowering them to pursue careers. Collaborating with Austrian friends, they organize annual free medical treatment events, addressing immediate health concerns in the community.

Passionate Gospel Musician: Mazi Uc creates melodies that resonate with love, positivity, and faith. His music serves as a powerful medium to uplift hearts and inspire listeners. You can find his music on his YouTube channel where he shares harmonious tunes that matter.

Online Presence: Mazi Uc maintains an online presence through his official website and social media platforms. His Facebook page, MaziUc, allows him to propagate the Catholic faith, share updates about his humanitarian efforts and his musical life.

The Annual Free Medical Treatment organized by Rev. Fr. Mazi Uc and his Austrian friends in Umuezegwu, Imo State, Nigeria this year, surpassed expectations. Originally planned for two days, it extended to four days. During this event, over 800 people from Umuezegwu and surrounding areas gathered at the village square of UmuhereUmuobinaku ward. They received eye glasses and medication. The medical outreach involved six optometrists, led by Dr. Canice Dim, who provided their expertise on-siteand inaugurated by the Monarch His Royal Highness Eze M. N. Iheme, the Egwu Nte III of Umuezegwu Autonomous Community.The event provided eye glasses and medication to those in need.

The impact of the medical outreach was significant, as every person in attendance was attended to and received the necessary medical attention. The community of Umuezegwu and its environs expressed their deep gratitude for such a humanitarian event. The provision of eye glasses and medication not only addressed immediate health concerns but also improved the overall well-being of the individuals who benefited from the outreach.

The extended duration of the medical treatment was an indication to the dedication and commitment of Rev. Fr. Mazi Uc and his Austrian friends in serving the community. Their willingness to go above and beyond the initial plan demonstrates their genuine concern for the health and welfare of the people in Umuezegwu and the surrounding areas.

The presence and participation of the Monarch, Eze Iheme, further emphasized the importance of the medical outreach and its significance to the community. His support and involvement served as a unifying force, bringing together the community and inspiring gratitude and appreciation for the event.

The community’s gratitude and thankfulness reflect the immense value of such initiatives in promoting health and well-being. The Annual Free Medical Treatment serves as a shining example of the positive change that can be achieved when individuals and communities come together to address pressing social needs.

In both Austria and Germany, Mazi Uc has built a network of friends and supporters who share his vision, contributing their time, resources, and expertise to his noble endeavors.

Mazi Uc’s work exemplifies social entrepreneurship, combining compassion, music, and practical assistance to create positive change. His commitment extends beyond academic boundaries, as he personally befriends those in need and actively supports the poorest of the poor.