United Igbos Elders Council Worldwide in Rivers State has extended heartfelt appreciation to two distinguished individuals for their unwavering support and friendship to the Igbo community.
HRH Eze Fyenface Amaechi (Amadi Oha 1 of Etchi Rivers State)
leader and President of the council, commended Assistant Commissioner of Police Rivers State, Chief Ikechukwu Philemon Okoro, also known as OZOIGBO NDU 1 of Nsukka, and Dr Aloysius Jerome Umoh, Comptroller of Immigration Rivers State, who is from Atan, Nsit Ubuim LGA, Akwa Ibom State, who is also known as Enyioma 1 for their remarkable contributions.
Adding his voice, Dr O Z Ubah, said the recognition is a testament to the council's efforts to foster unity and cooperation among various ethnic groups in Nigeria. By acknowledging the support of Chief Okoro and Umoh, the United Igbos Elders Council Worldwide aims to encourage others to join the cause of promoting Igbo interests and advancing their goals within the country.
The council's gesture serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of building bridges across cultural and geographical divides. By celebrating individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to the well-being and progress of the Igbo people, the council seeks to inspire a new wave of collaboration and understanding.
As Nigeria continues to navigate its complex socio-political landscape, initiatives like this underscore the need for collective action and mutual support. The United Igbos Elders Council Worldwide's gesture is a step in the right direction, promoting a culture of appreciation, recognition, and cooperation that can have far-reaching benefits for the nation as a whole.