By Christopher Sunday
In the heart of Kogi State, where the pulse of tradition beats alongside the hopes of the people, one name stands out—not because he seeks recognition, but because his life touches so many: Hon. Mark Okpanachi Ogah. He is not just a man of means, but a man of meaning—rooted with the people, in spirit, in service, and in sacrifice.
Born in Ibaji Local Government Area of Kogi State, Mark Okpanachi Ogah’s journey from humble beginnings to success is well-known. But his greatest achievement lies not in his rise, but in his refusal to rise alone. As the CEO of Anarock Global Services Limited, he could have easily withdrawn into comfort. Instead, he chose to remain accessible, compassionate, and present for those who needed him the most.
Across communities, he feeds men, not only with food but with dignity and hope.
He provides shelter for those displaced or in need, building homes and restoring humanity.
He pays school fees so that children with dreams are not stopped by poverty.
He pays hospital bills for the sick, ensuring that life is not lost to lack of funds.
He embodies humility, never seeking the spotlight, but always showing up where it matters.
He is a lover of widows and orphans, making them feel seen, supported, and loved.
Yet Mark Okpanachi Ogah is more than a giver of material things—he is a builder of souls and values.
He discourages backbiting, setting a tone of peace and maturity in leadership.
He gives you room to grow, offering guidance without pressure and support without judgment.
He is a man of second chances, believing that failure is never final.
He is a man lifted by God, but chose to remain with us in the crib—to walk with the everyday man, to listen, to share, to care.
His generosity is not an event—it is his essence. Whether it’s festive periods, school resumption times, or moments of crisis, Mark is consistently present—providing food, school materials, startup capital for youth, or support for community projects. He doesn’t announce his deeds, but communities announce him with prayers, testimonies, and love.
In a political and business climate where self-interest often rules the day, Hon. Mark Okpanachi Ogah remains rooted—anchored in God, grounded in service, and devoted to people. He is the bridge between leadership and humanity, success and humility, privilege and purpose.
Indeed, this is the story of a man who doesn’t just rise—but lifts others with him.
This is the story of Mark Okpanachi Ogah—a man rooted with the people.
