
From TCNEWS
Nigerian philanthropist and politician, Dr. Chima Desmond Anyaso (popularly known as Ofuji), has extended warm felicitations to fathers worldwide, aligning his tribute with the 2025 global theme: “Celebrating the Heart of Fatherhood”, in a heartfelt Father’s Day message that resonated across borders.
The annual celebration, marked on Sunday, June 15, serves as a moment to reflect on the selfless love, dedication, and sacrifices of fathers everywhere.
Dr. Anyaso emphasized the importance of honouring paternal influence in shaping strong families and resilient societies. “Today we celebrate us—all the amazing fathers around the globe who bestow their affection, warmth, and unwavering love,” he declared in a public statement. His message called on individuals and communities alike to cherish and strengthen the special bond shared with fathers and father figures.
Dr. Anyaso, known for his extensive philanthropic work and youth empowerment initiatives, underscored the value of fatherhood beyond biology, highlighting the emotional, moral, and spiritual guidance fathers provide.

Dr. Anyaso’s message reflects a broader international call to recognize and support fathers as pillars of emotional support, family stability, and social development. At a time when familial structures are rapidly evolving, tributes like his help reshape the narrative of fatherhood for future generations.
His remarks not only acknowledged biological dads but also celebrated mentors, guardians, and community leaders fulfilling paternal roles.
This year’s global theme encourages a renewed commitment to nurturing the emotional and psychological well-being of children through positive fatherly engagement. Dr. Anyaso’s message dovetails with a growing international discourse on the evolving roles of fathers in modern families, from caregivers to emotional anchors.
May God continue to bless you more Dr Chima Anyaso… Your benevolence has touches so many lives and has restored hope for the hopeless.. Happy father’s Sunday the man of people.