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THE CONVENER OF DOOR-2-DOOR 4 GRASSROOT MOVEMENT, HON. BONA OGBONNA (CHIEF SERVANT), EMBARKS ON POST-TOWNHALL MEETING TOUR TO NNEWI SOUTH LGA CHAPTER

The Chief Servant of Door-2-Door 4 Grassroot Movement, Hon. Bona Ogbonna, on Monday 22nd June embarked on a post-townhall meeting tour to the Nnewi South Local Government Area Chapter, where he engaged members of the family.

The visit was aimed at how their journey last Sunday was and hopefully it went well and
He further emphasized the importance of encouraging eligible citizens who are yet to obtain their Permanent Voters’ Card (PVC) to do so before the July 10 deadline announced by INEC, reminding everyone that their participation through voting remains a powerful tool in shaping the future.


During the meeting, Hon. Bona Ogbonna charged members of the Nnewi South Chapter to remain committed and dedicated to the task ahead. He urged them to take the message and vision of Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu to every nook and cranny of the local government, ensuring that the people are fully informed about the leadership qualities, developmental agenda, and representation Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu stands for.


The Chief Servant also called on members to continue spreading the gospel of Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu, the candidate vying for the Nnewi North, Nnewi South, and Ekwusigo Federal Constituency seat in the House of Representatives, while maintaining the unity, peace, and grassroots structure that define Door-2-Door 4 Grassroot Movement.

In her welcome address, the Nnewi South Local Government Coordinator, Lady Fidelia Obi, warmly appreciated the visit of Hon. Bona Ogbonna and commended his exceptional leadership, especially his efforts in successfully coordinating and organizing the visit of Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu.

In recognition of his dedication and outstanding service, Lady Fidelia Obi presented an award to Hon. Bona Ogbonna, describing it as an encouragement for him to continue his good work, remain committed, and go the extra mile towards ensuring the emergence of Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu victorious in the forthcoming general election.

The meeting ended with renewed commitment from members of the Nnewi South Chapter to work tirelessly for the success of the family and the actualization of the collective goal.

*AHEAD AHEAD FOR HON. KINGSLEY OBIUKWU.*

*KINGSLEY OBIUKWU FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.*

©Door-2-Door 4 Grassroot Movement

THE CONVENER OF DOOR-2-DOOR 4 GRASSROOT MOVEMENT, HON. BONA OGBONNA (CHIEF SERVANT), EMBARKS ON POST-TOWNHALL MEETING TOUR TO NNEWI SOUTH LGA CHAPTER

The Chief Servant of Door-2-Door 4 Grassroot Movement, Hon. Bona Ogbonna, on Monday 22nd June embarked on a post-townhall meeting tour to the Nnewi South Local Government Area Chapter, where he engaged members of the family.

The visit was aimed at how their journey last Sunday was and hopefully it went well and
He further emphasized the importance of encouraging eligible citizens who are yet to obtain their Permanent Voters’ Card (PVC) to do so before the July 10 deadline announced by INEC, reminding everyone that their participation through voting remains a powerful tool in shaping the future.


During the meeting, Hon. Bona Ogbonna charged members of the Nnewi South Chapter to remain committed and dedicated to the task ahead. He urged them to take the message and vision of Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu to every nook and cranny of the local government, ensuring that the people are fully informed about the leadership qualities, developmental agenda, and representation Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu stands for.


The Chief Servant also called on members to continue spreading the gospel of Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu, the candidate vying for the Nnewi North, Nnewi South, and Ekwusigo Federal Constituency seat in the House of Representatives, while maintaining the unity, peace, and grassroots structure that define Door-2-Door 4 Grassroot Movement.

In her welcome address, the Nnewi South Local Government Coordinator, Lady Fidelia Obi, warmly appreciated the visit of Hon. Bona Ogbonna and commended his exceptional leadership, especially his efforts in successfully coordinating and organizing the visit of Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu.

In recognition of his dedication and outstanding service, Lady Fidelia Obi presented an award to Hon. Bona Ogbonna, describing it as an encouragement for him to continue his good work, remain committed, and go the extra mile towards ensuring the emergence of Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu victorious in the forthcoming general election.

The meeting ended with renewed commitment from members of the Nnewi South Chapter to work tirelessly for the success of the family and the actualization of the collective goal.

*AHEAD AHEAD FOR HON. KINGSLEY OBIUKWU.*

*KINGSLEY OBIUKWU FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.*

©Door-2-Door 4 Grassroot Movement

A CALL TO TRANSFORMATIVE LEADERSHIP IN NNEWI NORTH, NNEWI SOUTH & EKWUSIGO FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY.

In an era that demands new energy, proven character, and a vision that delivers real development, Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu stands forth as hope for the good people of Nnewi North, Nnewi South and Ekwusigo Federal Constituency.

This is not just a campaign. It is a movement for genuine advancement, anchored in integrity, diligence and compassionate leadership.

Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu is not asking for power. He is seeking partnership to deliver a comprehensive vision for Nnewi North , Nnewi South and Ekwusigo Federal Constituency built on 4 pillars:
*1. Economic Growth & Empowerment*
*2. Quality Education & Healthcare*
*3. Youth Innovation & Skills*
*4. Secure & Stable Communities*

From corporate leadership to humanitarian service through the Kingsley Obiukwu Foundation, his journey has been consistent: Renewable energy. Educational scholarships. Adult education. Starter kits for artisans. Relief for families.

That journey is still AHEAD, AHEAD.

Nnewi North, Nnewi South, Ekwusigo Federal Constituency— your mandate is sacred. It deserves stewardship, responsibility, and results.

On Election Day, look for the handshake.
Vote ADC.
Vote Kingsley Obiukwu.

Let us move our constituency, our people and our future AHEAD AHEAD!

©Door-2-Door Media Team

2027, Door-2-Door Meets And Endorses ADC's House Of Representatives Candidate.

2027, Door-2-Door Meets And Endorses ADC's House Of Representatives Candidate

DOOR-2-DOOR 4 GRASSROOT MOVEMENT
(FORMERLY DOOR-2-DOOR 4 SEN IFEANYI UBAH) HOLDS A STRATEGIC MEETING AT NNEWI NORTH LGA

AS IT WELCOMES HON KINGSLEY OBIUKWU, THE ADC CANDIDATE FOR NNEWI NORTH, NNEWI SOUTH AND EKWUSIGO FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY
IN THE UPCOMING 2027 ELECTION

In a remarkable show of unity, support, and grassroots mobilization, members of the Door-2-Door 4 Grassroot Movement from Nnewi North, Nnewi South, and Ekwusigo Local Government Areas gathered in large numbers to declare their unwavering support for Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu in his bid to represent the Nnewi North, Nnewi South, and Ekwusigo Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives.

The well-attended meeting took place at the Nnewi Youth League Hall and witnessed the presence of the movement's state officers, local government executive officers, ward executive officers from across the three local government areas.

The State Exco delegation was led by the Door-2-Door 4 Grassroot Movement State woman leader, Lady Tina Obiadi and was accompanied by all the Coordinators from various LGA chapters of the group

Speaking during the event, the Founder/Chief Convener, Hon. Bona Ogbonna (Chief servant) expressed his appreciation to members who turned out in large numbers despite their busy schedules. He highlighted the importance of going to register for voters card now especially for those that don't have, then he also stated for those that want to do change of location, those that their own lost or spoiled should go and register for another one, stressing that it was organized to reaffirm the commitment of the Door-2-Door structure towards supporting credible leadership and grassroots-oriented representation.

The highlight of the event was the arrival of Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu, the ADC Candidate Nnewi North, Nnewi South and Ekwusigo federal Constituency in the upcoming 2027 Election, who was warmly received. Addressing the gathering, Hon. Kingsley Obiukwu thanked the members of the Door-2-Door Family for the birthday gift and also expressed his confidence in the constituent and for the overwhelming support shown towards his aspiration.

He assured the people that his ambition to serve in the Federal House of Representatives is driven by a genuine desire to improve the lives of the people and attract meaningful development to the constituency. According to him, his mission is not for personal gain but to become a true voice of the people, championing their interests and ensuring that government opportunities reach every community within the federal constituency.

Hon. Obiukwu further outlined his commitment concerning the insecurity and the solutions to tackle it, he stated his interest in youth empowerment, human capital development, infrastructural growth, education, economic opportunities, and the creation of platforms that will expose young people to professional and football-related opportunities capable of transforming their future.

The federal house candidate was accompanied by his Chief of Staff, the Director-General of his campaign organization, and other key members of his campaign team.

The meeting ended with a unanimous vote of confidence in Hon. Kingsley Chibuike Obiukwu, as members pledged to continue mobilizing support across all wards and communities in Nnewi North, Nnewi South, and Ekwusigo ahead of the election.

The event once again demonstrated the growing popularity of Hon. Kingsley Chibuike Obiukwu and the strength of the Door-2-Door 4 Grassroot Movement as a platform committed to promoting quality representation, grassroots development, and a better future for the people.

©Door-2-Door-4-Grassroot Movement


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VALENTINE OZIGBO CONVENES MAIDEN NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE VALIANT MOVEMENT

ABUJA, Nigeria — Valentine Ozigbo, business leader and founder of the Valiant Movement, on Saturday, June 13, 2026, convened the organisation's first National Conference, bringing together coordinators and leaders from all 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory for a day of orientation, leadership training, and strategic planning.

Held at Hotel De Bently, Abuja, the conference marked a significant milestone for the non-partisan leadership and citizenship development initiative, which is anchored on the principles of courage, character, and capacity.

Activities commenced on Friday, June 12, with a welcome dinner that brought state leaders together for the first time as a national body.

The gathering provided an opportunity for delegates travelling from across the country to build relationships ahead of the conference, reflecting the movement's belief that enduring national transformation must be rooted in genuine community and shared purpose.

Delegates reconvened on Saturday for the main conference, where they were formally introduced to the movement's vision, values, structure, and strategic direction before participating in a packed programme featuring presentations by members of the national leadership team.

Delivering the keynote address, Ozigbo, a multiple-award-winning global CEO, described the gathering as fundamentally different from traditional political assemblies.

"This is not merely another conference," Ozigbo told delegates.

"It's not another political meeting. It's not another gathering of people looking for positions or titles or applause. This gathering is different."

He argued that Nigeria's most pressing challenge extends beyond politics.

"At its deepest level, Nigeria suffers from a crisis of leadership values, civic consciousness, and moral courage," he said.

Ozigbo painted a picture of decades of normalised corruption, transactional leadership, and widespread civic disengagement.

"Too many young people have concluded that integrity does not pay," the acclaimed political leader said.

"Too many leaders now pursue power without purpose."

While acknowledging leadership failures, he insisted that citizens also bear responsibility for national renewal.

"A nation does not collapse only because leaders fail. A nation also collapses when citizens abandon responsibility," Ozigbo said.

"A society does not die merely because bad people exist. A society dies when good people surrender responsibility. That is why the Valiant Movement was born."

Addressing what he described as "the tyranny of blame," Ozigbo challenged Nigerians to move beyond assigning responsibility for the country's problems and focus instead on solutions.

"Responsibility is the highest form of power," he said.

On the question of restructuring, Ozigbo clarified his position.

"When I say restructuring, let me define it. I don't mean division. I don't mean hatred. I don't mean violence. I don't mean the destruction of Nigeria. I mean the honest redesign of systems and governance structures so that this country can work more fairly, more efficiently, and more sustainably for all its people."

He argued that political restructuring must be accompanied by a restructuring of values and mindset.

"We must restructure how we think, how we lead, how we speak, how we treat truth, and how we understand citizenship and responsibility, because a corrupt mind will eventually corrupt even the best institutions and constitutions."

Responding to questions about the movement's political intentions, Ozigbo emphasised that the nationwide structure was not being built to advance any individual's political ambitions.

Instead, he described the Valiant Movement as a long-term civic and cultural intervention aimed at transforming leadership culture and citizenship values.

"Even if you produce one president or governor without transforming the culture beneath the system, the nation eventually returns to the same problems," he said.

"The real battle is deeper than elections. It is a battle for values, civic consciousness, leadership culture, institutional thinking, and responsible citizenship. Our mission is bigger than elections. Our mission is the future of Nigeria itself."

Prof. Okey Ikechukwu, who gave a keynote address at the conference, examined the habits, values, and disciplines historically associated with successful nation-building, situating the movement's emergence within a broader philosophical and historical context.

Several members of the national leadership team also addressed delegates on key aspects of the movement's structure and strategy.

Ms Aziza Uko, the movement's Director of Strategy, Media and Communications, led the delegates through the movement's core values and ethical standards, outlining the behavioural expectations and disciplinary boundaries that will govern membership nationwide.

A global communications expert, Ms Uko also addressed the conference on the topic, "Reproducing the Valiant Identity: Training, Communications, and Brand Discipline".

Director of Membership, Chigozie Alex, presented an overview of the movement's organisational structure, detailing responsibilities at national, state, local government, and ward levels.

Director of Technology, Emmanuel Samuel, introduced delegates to valiants.me, the movement's digital platform, which will serve as the central infrastructure for membership management, communications, reporting, and coordination across the country.

National Coordinator Ike Bishop spoke on grassroots mobilisation, community service, voter education, town hall engagement, and digital advocacy.

Director of Finance, Nnamdi Obiechina, outlined the movement's financial framework, while Director of Legal Services, Barrister Cosmas Anyabolu, provided guidance on legal compliance, disciplinary procedures, and security protocols for coordinators and members.

Director of Projects, Nana Kazaure, unveiled Project 774, an ambitious framework designed to ensure active movement structures across every state, local government area, and ward in Nigeria.

Closing the conference, Ozigbo issued a direct challenge to the assembled leadership.

"History is watching us. Future generations are watching us. Nigeria is watching us," he said.

"This generation has a decision to make. Will we continue normalising decline, or will we rise to rebuild? Will we continue surrendering responsibility, or will we become builders of a new national culture? If a new Nigeria must emerge, then a new Nigerian must emerge."

He urged delegates to "rise above fear, rise above selfishness, rise above bitterness, rise above mediocrity, and rise above silence," and become "voices of truth, examples of integrity, builders of communities, defenders of democracy, and custodians of value."

Expressing optimism about the movement's future impact, Ozigbo said he hoped history would one day record that, "when Nigeria stood at a dangerous crossroads, a group of courageous men and women rose with character, conviction, discipline, and purpose, and helped change the direction of our nation."

"Let us rise with courage. Let us build with character. Let us serve with conviction. And let us become Valiants," he said.

Several distinguished guests attended the conference, including Most Rev Dr. Martin Uzoukwu, the Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Minna; Rev Fr John Chinenye Oluoma of the Catholic Archdiocese of Abuja, Dr Tony Offiah, Dr. Ejike Nwene, Mr. Edem Kubbie, Crystal Ikanih-Musa, Sarah Makka, Rev. Juliet Binitie, Mr and Mrs Chris Okafor and Afam Mbanefo.

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VALENTINE OZIGBO CONVENES MAIDEN NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF THE VALIANT MOVEMENT

ABUJA, Nigeria — Valentine Ozigbo, business leader and founder of the Valiant Movement, on Saturday, June 13, 2026, convened the organisation's first National Conference, bringing together coordinators and leaders from all 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory for a day of orientation, leadership training, and strategic planning.

Held at Hotel De Bently, Abuja, the conference marked a significant milestone for the non-partisan leadership and citizenship development initiative, which is anchored on the principles of courage, character, and capacity.

Activities commenced on Friday, June 12, with a welcome dinner that brought state leaders together for the first time as a national body.

The gathering provided an opportunity for delegates travelling from across the country to build relationships ahead of the conference, reflecting the movement's belief that enduring national transformation must be rooted in genuine community and shared purpose.

Delegates reconvened on Saturday for the main conference, where they were formally introduced to the movement's vision, values, structure, and strategic direction before participating in a packed programme featuring presentations by members of the national leadership team.

Delivering the keynote address, Ozigbo, a multiple-award-winning global CEO, described the gathering as fundamentally different from traditional political assemblies.

"This is not merely another conference," Ozigbo told delegates.

"It's not another political meeting. It's not another gathering of people looking for positions or titles or applause. This gathering is different."

He argued that Nigeria's most pressing challenge extends beyond politics.

"At its deepest level, Nigeria suffers from a crisis of leadership values, civic consciousness, and moral courage," he said.

Ozigbo painted a picture of decades of normalised corruption, transactional leadership, and widespread civic disengagement.

"Too many young people have concluded that integrity does not pay," the acclaimed political leader said.

"Too many leaders now pursue power without purpose."

While acknowledging leadership failures, he insisted that citizens also bear responsibility for national renewal.

"A nation does not collapse only because leaders fail. A nation also collapses when citizens abandon responsibility," Ozigbo said.

"A society does not die merely because bad people exist. A society dies when good people surrender responsibility. That is why the Valiant Movement was born."

Addressing what he described as "the tyranny of blame," Ozigbo challenged Nigerians to move beyond assigning responsibility for the country's problems and focus instead on solutions.

"Responsibility is the highest form of power," he said.

On the question of restructuring, Ozigbo clarified his position.

"When I say restructuring, let me define it. I don't mean division. I don't mean hatred. I don't mean violence. I don't mean the destruction of Nigeria. I mean the honest redesign of systems and governance structures so that this country can work more fairly, more efficiently, and more sustainably for all its people."

He argued that political restructuring must be accompanied by a restructuring of values and mindset.

"We must restructure how we think, how we lead, how we speak, how we treat truth, and how we understand citizenship and responsibility, because a corrupt mind will eventually corrupt even the best institutions and constitutions."

Responding to questions about the movement's political intentions, Ozigbo emphasised that the nationwide structure was not being built to advance any individual's political ambitions.

Instead, he described the Valiant Movement as a long-term civic and cultural intervention aimed at transforming leadership culture and citizenship values.

"Even if you produce one president or governor without transforming the culture beneath the system, the nation eventually returns to the same problems," he said.

"The real battle is deeper than elections. It is a battle for values, civic consciousness, leadership culture, institutional thinking, and responsible citizenship. Our mission is bigger than elections. Our mission is the future of Nigeria itself."

Prof. Okey Ikechukwu, who gave a keynote address at the conference, examined the habits, values, and disciplines historically associated with successful nation-building, situating the movement's emergence within a broader philosophical and historical context.

Several members of the national leadership team also addressed delegates on key aspects of the movement's structure and strategy.

Ms Aziza Uko, the movement's Director of Strategy, Media and Communications, led the delegates through the movement's core values and ethical standards, outlining the behavioural expectations and disciplinary boundaries that will govern membership nationwide.

A global communications expert, Ms Uko also addressed the conference on the topic, "Reproducing the Valiant Identity: Training, Communications, and Brand Discipline".

Director of Membership, Chigozie Alex, presented an overview of the movement's organisational structure, detailing responsibilities at national, state, local government, and ward levels.

Director of Technology, Emmanuel Samuel, introduced delegates to valiants.me, the movement's digital platform, which will serve as the central infrastructure for membership management, communications, reporting, and coordination across the country.

National Coordinator Ike Bishop spoke on grassroots mobilisation, community service, voter education, town hall engagement, and digital advocacy.

Director of Finance, Nnamdi Obiechina, outlined the movement's financial framework, while Director of Legal Services, Barrister Cosmas Anyabolu, provided guidance on legal compliance, disciplinary procedures, and security protocols for coordinators and members.

Director of Projects, Nana Kazaure, unveiled Project 774, an ambitious framework designed to ensure active movement structures across every state, local government area, and ward in Nigeria.

Closing the conference, Ozigbo issued a direct challenge to the assembled leadership.

"History is watching us. Future generations are watching us. Nigeria is watching us," he said.

"This generation has a decision to make. Will we continue normalising decline, or will we rise to rebuild? Will we continue surrendering responsibility, or will we become builders of a new national culture? If a new Nigeria must emerge, then a new Nigerian must emerge."

He urged delegates to "rise above fear, rise above selfishness, rise above bitterness, rise above mediocrity, and rise above silence," and become "voices of truth, examples of integrity, builders of communities, defenders of democracy, and custodians of value."

Expressing optimism about the movement's future impact, Ozigbo said he hoped history would one day record that, "when Nigeria stood at a dangerous crossroads, a group of courageous men and women rose with character, conviction, discipline, and purpose, and helped change the direction of our nation."

"Let us rise with courage. Let us build with character. Let us serve with conviction. And let us become Valiants," he said.

Several distinguished guests attended the conference, including Most Rev Dr. Martin Uzoukwu, the Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Minna; Rev Fr John Chinenye Oluoma of the Catholic Archdiocese of Abuja, Dr Tony Offiah, Dr. Ejike Nwene, Mr. Edem Kubbie, Crystal Ikanih-Musa, Sarah Makka, Rev. Juliet Binitie, Mr and Mrs Chris Okafor and Afam Mbanefo.

JUNE 2026: THE MONTH OF COURAGEOUS ALIGNMENT

When values, vision, and action move in one direction, destiny gains speed.

Welcome to June.

I enter this new month with gratitude to God for life, strength, and the gift of another opportunity to live with greater clarity and purpose.

I have chosen to describe June as The Month of Courageous Alignment.

There comes a time in every life when good intentions are no longer enough. Dreams are beautiful, but dreams alone do not build anything lasting. Values are important, but values that do not shape conduct remain only decoration. Vision is powerful, but vision without disciplined action soon becomes a burden on the heart.

Alignment is the moment these things come together.

It is when what we believe begins to guide how we live. It is when our private convictions become visible in our daily choices. It is when we stop negotiating with truth because it is inconvenient, and begin to honour it because it is necessary.

Courageous alignment requires us to choose purpose over popularity, truth over comfort, discipline over excuse, and contribution over complaint. It asks us to become the kind of people whose words, values, and actions can be trusted to point in the same direction.

This matters not only for individuals, but for families, institutions, communities, and nations.

Families become stronger when love, responsibility, and sacrifice align. Organisations flourish when vision is matched by execution. Communities rise when citizens move beyond lamentation into service. Nations are renewed when enough people find the courage to live by the values they claim to believe.

As we begin this month, I invite each of us to pause and ask honestly:

Where in my life do I need greater alignment?

Is it between faith and practice?

Between ambition and discipline?

Between what I desire for my family and what I am willing to sacrifice?

Between the Nigeria I pray for and the personal responsibility I am prepared to accept?

The future does not change simply because circumstances improve. More often, it changes because people become clearer, braver, and more disciplined. It changes when men and women align their actions with their deepest convictions.

May June be a month of clarity, courage, discipline, impact, and alignment for all of us.

May the Almighty God give us the grace to live what we believe, to build what we desire, and to become faithful stewards of the future He has placed before us.

Happy New Month.

Ka Anambra Chawapu.
Ka Nigeria Chawapu.

Valentine Ozigbo

#MonthOfCourageousAlignment #HappyNewMonth
#ValuesMatter
#Leadership
#NationBuilding
#KaAnambraChawapu #ValiantMovement

WELCOME TO JUNE!!
OUR MONTH OF DIVINE RELOCATION

We have stepped into the middle of 2026, God will not leave you in the same place, same level, same pain, same delay, or same limitation.

This month, Heaven shall relocate you from shame to glory, from struggle to testimony, from delay to divine speed, from rejection to celebration, and from where men forgot you to where God has prepared for you.

In this month of June, may the hand of God move you to your divine location. May mercy speak for you. May doors open by fire. May your destiny helpers locate you. May every power holding you down release you now, in Jesus’ name.

Happy New Month!
Welcome to June, the month of Divine Relocation.

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Appreciation Message to My Supporters
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‎I extend my deepest gratitude to my wonderful supporters across Anambra North for your unwavering love, loyalty, and sacrifice during the just concluded APGA Senatorial Primary Election.
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‎We stood together with courage and resilience, and our strength was never in doubt. The loyalty of our teeming supporters was beyond question. All of this secured our victory on the field. However, the party’s decision is supreme, and I respect it.
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‎I urge you not to compound mistakes with further ones. Party decisions involve many considerations, and for the greater good, we must accept them in good faith and remain united.
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‎Thank you for your overwhelming support and unshakable loyalty. Together, we will keep moving forward and upward.
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‎Thank you for believing in this vision and for standing by me when it mattered most. Your trust will never be taken for granted, and our journey together is far from over.
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‎With love and appreciation,
‎
‎Chief Primus Ugochukwu Odili (Mgbologu Okosisi Aguleri)
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APPRECIATION MESSAGE

~AS OBIDIGWE WINS ANAMBRA EAST AND WEST FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY APGA PRIMARY ELECTION WITH 19,689 Votes , while his Opponent Mr. Bob-mmanuel Okonmah Scored 7,571 Votes , Obidigwe defeats Okonmah with 12,118 Votes
~Declares “No Victory, No Vanquished”

It is with utmost humility and a high sense of responsibility that I write to humbly and most respectfully appreciate the good people of Anambra East and West Federal Constituency and, of course, APGA faithfuls in particular for the overwhelming, unadulterated, and unmitigated support given to me in the just concluded APGA primaries held on the 23rd of May, 2026.

Indeed, your support and genuine concern since the inception of this journey cannot in any way be overemphasized and, as such, cannot be taken for granted.

To me, this victory belongs to all of us, I mean both the winner and the loser, and on that note, it is my position that what we have is “No Victory, No Vanquished.”

This ticket belongs to all of us (Ndi APGA), Anambra East and West, and the teeming lovers of this project who believe in our shared values, vision, and mission.

I therefore wish to also appreciate the National Leader of our great party, His Excellency, Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo , CFR, Odenjiji Aguleri, Dike Udo I of Isuofia, Odenigbo Aguata, and Oluatuegwu I of Igboland, for his exceptional leadership qualities and high sense of responsibility in ensuring that the right thing is done. May God continue to bless you, Mr. Governor.

To the National Chairman of our great party, Chief Barr. Ezeokenwa Sly Jr and members of his National Working Committee, the State Working Committee led by Chief Barr. Ifeatu Obiokoye , the local government APGA executives, and the ward excos of the party, I want to sincerely appreciate your efforts and relentless commitment in making sure that APGA continues to maintain unity and adequate internal democracy.

Our belief in the ideology of this great party (APGA) is absolutely unmitigated in protecting and promoting its principles, doctrines, and ideology. We shall continue to contribute our quota and render selfless services geared towards the sustainability of this great party.

Thank you, my people, for this massive support. It is unprecedented, highly remarkable, and unimaginable, and I am eternally grateful.



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Signed:

Hon. Benjamin C Obidigwe
(Akaoma Jide Aku)
APGA candidate, House of Representatives Anambra East and West Federal Constituency

Ndi Anambra North,

We sincerely appreciate your love, support, and the massive votes given to Chief Primus Ugochukwu Odili.

Kindly disregard the fake news circulating that Sen Stella Oduah has won the Anambra North Senatorial Primaries. As a matter of fact, the election was suspended until further notice.

We are currently awaiting for the directive of the party on whether there will be a rerun or the submitted results will be accepted.

As it stands now, no winner has been declared.

Thank you Ndi Anambra North.

CLARIFICATION: Fr. Ebube Muonso Did Not Endorse Austin Ndigwe’s Kingship Bid

_By Nwabude Chukwuebuka Collins_

Recent posts circulating on social media have falsely claimed that Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Obimma, popularly known as Fr. Ebube Muonso, threw his weight behind the kingship ambition of Chukwuezugo Austin Ndigwe in Awka Kingdom. These claims are inaccurate and misrepresent the true purpose of the cleric’s visit.

For clarity, Fr. Ebube Muonso’s visit to Awka was pastoral and peace-driven, not political. He was in the kingdom to advocate for calm and to encourage strict adherence to the directives issued by the Anambra State Government on the ongoing traditional leadership matter. At no point did he make any statement endorsing or rejecting any individual’s claim to the stool.

During his interaction, Fr. Ebube Muonso specifically advised Austin Ndigwe and other stakeholders to remain calm, law-abiding, and patient with due process. He cautioned against inflammatory actions, public confrontations, and any conduct capable of inciting unrest or deepening divisions among the people of Awka Kingdom.

The respected cleric emphasized that the sanctity of traditional institutions is best preserved when disputes are resolved through dialogue, respect for constituted authority, and adherence to the rule of law. He reiterated that unity, peace, and brotherly love must take precedence over personal ambition, noting that a divided kingdom weakens the cultural heritage it seeks to protect.

Fr. Ebube Muonso has consistently used his platform to preach peace, reconciliation, and moral responsibility, both in Anambra and beyond. His intervention in Awka should therefore be understood within that consistent pattern of conflict de-escalation and civic responsibility, not as a political alignment.

Members of the public are urged to disregard the misleading reports and to rely on verified information regarding the kingship matter in Awka Kingdom.

WHEN CLERGY PRAY FOR TRADITIONAL LEADERS, IT IS NOT POLITICS

FADA EBUBE MUONSO IS INDEED A BLESSING AND ONE WHOM SEEKS FOR UNITY MUST ALWAYS WIN AMIDST ALL

_By Nwabude Chukwuebuka Collins_

The scene of Fada Ebube Muonso praying for Chief Austin Ndigwe has been replayed online with captions that twist meaning and stir division. The problem is not the prayer. The problem is how quickly a spiritual act is repackaged as a political endorsement.

In Igbo culture and Christian tradition, leaders seeking prayers is normal, not controversial.

Titled men, elders, and office holders have long presented themselves before priests and elders for blessings before taking on public responsibility.

The logic is simple: authority without spiritual grounding often breeds arrogance and disorder. Prayer is a reminder that leadership is service, not ownership.

When a cleric prays for a traditional leader, the intent is pastoral.

It is a call for wisdom, peace, and adherence to due process. It is not a coronation, not a campaign, and not a transfer of legitimacy.

Reducing it to partisan alignment undermines the cleric’s role as a neutral voice that can speak to all sides when tension rises.

Communities that survive succession disputes do so because someone is able to stand above the fight and insist on order.

Once that voice is dragged into the fight through misinterpretation, the community loses its last buffer against chaos.

If we want stable traditional institutions, we need to stop reading every priestly visit and every prayer session as a political move.

A prayer remains a prayer.

Let due process, tradition, and the rule of law decide who leads.

This Wednesday, May 20, I had the honour of delivering the Lead Paper Presentation on Project Delivery Model & Funding Strategy at the Southeast Nigeria Regional Development Summit 2026 held at the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN).

My message was simple but direct.

The crises we face — insecurity, inflation, weak institutions, and stalled development — are symptoms, not the real root problem. The deeper challenge lies in our values, our moral courage, and our willingness to choose truth over convenience.

I spoke about the urgent need for Nigeria’s structural redesign — not separatism, but the creation of a wiser, fairer, and more productive national architecture that allows every people and every region to thrive.

I also shared a practical capital framework that could unlock over ₦1 trillion annually in development capacity for the Southeast, while calling on leaders across government, academia, business, and civil society to build institutions that are stronger than political cycles.

I would like to appreciate the Chief Host, Prof. Simon Uchenna Ortuanya, Vice Chancellor of UNN; the organisers; Prof. Pat Uche Okpoko, President, ATDiN and former Deputy Vice Chancellor of UNN; Prof. Emenike Ejiogu, Director of ACE-SPED, UNN; and all other eminent guests and participants at the Summit for the honour of the invitation.

Sustainable development is spiritual before it becomes structural.

History will not ask how beautifully we spoke. It will ask what we had the courage to build.

Let us build.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TClowGZu2OU?si=rMtDdc0LxumxRdXi

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We just launched what is arguably the most comprehensive Igbo Rosary AudioVisual ever produced.

Carefully developed with guided prayers, meditations, Marian hymns, Scripture reflections, and rich visuals for every Mystery of the Rosary, this project was created to help individuals, families, children, and prayer groups pray more deeply and more consistently.

Beyond translation, this was also an effort to preserve spirituality in our native Igbo language and help reconnect faith with culture, devotion, contemplation, and daily life.

This is not just content to watch.
It is a prayer experience to participate in.

So, wherever you are — at home, in your car, during personal devotion, with your children, or in community prayer — I encourage you to click the links below and genuinely pray along.

Our Blessed Mother’s message at Fatima remains as urgent today as ever:
“Pray the Rosary every day.”

Joyful Mysteries
https://youtube.com/watch?v=70PlRHJCYpI&si=r27h7icRlmf8IB-Q

Luminous Mysteries
https://youtube.com/watch?v=pwiLazhWqkk&si=5k6aOWsF80P_ZwgY

Sorrowful Mysteries
https://youtube.com/watch?v=6oHgdKVIC8M&si=o4SovMMtoxw9-cYm

Glorious Mysteries
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ULIrvMWGz-4&si=pZVDcEVXgSouMPk

All Mysteries
https://youtube.com/watch?v=aXD3tEEy-A0&si=K0gi4hWgSrgDoJyM

Please share widely with family members, prayer groups, and loved ones.

May Our Blessed Mother continue to intercede for us all.

Valentine Ozigbo


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Hon Rtn Tony Muodielo Emerges As New President Of Otolo Nnewi Development Union

HON. RTN. ANTHONY AFAM MUODIELO (KLASSIC, OGBUEFI CHINAEMEZE), ELECTED PRESIDENT GENERAL OF OTOLO NNEWI DEVELOPMENT UNION.

It is a moment of joy and renewed hope for Otolo Nnewi as Hon. Rtn. Anthony Afam Muodielo emerged victorious in a keenly contested election to become the new President General of the Otolo Nnewi Development Union.

In his acceptance speech, delivered on behalf of the newly elected executives who will steer the affairs of the union for the next four years, Hon. Rtn Muodielo expressed profound gratitude to the people of Otolo Nnewi for the trust placed in him and his team.

He thanked the Board of Trustees, Quarter Presidents General, Committee Presidents General, Ward leaders, and the entire community for finding them worthy of leadership.

Acknowledging the weight of the mandate, Hon Rtn Muodielo noted that it's no small feat for a town to entrust someone with such responsibility, and that the outcome reflects the confidence and belief the people have in his capacity to serve.

He described the task ahead as demanding but pledged that his administration would work diligently and live up to the expectations of the people.

He assured Ndi Otolo that the new leadership would not betray the trust reposed in them.

Hon. Rtn Muodielo did not forget to acknowledge his fellow contestants, noting that their participation strengthened the democratic process within the union.

The President General-elect also paid tribute to the outgoing executive led by Hon. Amobi Adiukwu, (Ikemba Otolo), commending them for the foundation they laid and the pace they set for the incoming team.

In his remarks, Hon. Adiukwu recounted key achievements of his tenure.
He highlighted that under his leadership, the union acquired vehicles for its operations—assets it did not possess before he assumed office.

He further stated that while he inherited a treasury balance of less than Three Hundred Thousand Naira only (₦300,000.00), he was handing over Three Million Naira only (₦3,000,000.00) to the new administration, a reflection of prudent management and growth during his term.

The event drew notable dignitaries and community leaders, including Obi Umunnem Obi Obiekosi, PG Nzukọ-Ora Nnewi Prince Jude Osumuo, PG Umuenem Hon. Joeplana, Arch. Paul Ileka (Solid Base), Nnewi North Executive Secretary Hon. Emeka Okafor, Ezeakukwu Emma Nsoedo, Hon. KC Ọnụ Chukwu Digital, among others.
Their presence underscored the significance of the occasion and the unity of purpose within Nnewi.

With a new executive team now in place, Otolo Nnewi looks ahead to the next chapter with optimism, expecting purposeful leadership, continuity, and accelerated development across the community.

Congratulations to Hon. Rtn. Anthony Afam Muodielo and the entire newly elected executive team of Otolo Nnewi Development Union. The people await purposeful service and visible progress.


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In Nnewi Federal Constituency, We Always Put God First..

In Nnewi Federal Constituency, We Always Put God First:

In Nnewi Federal Constituency, We Always Put God First.

HON. KINGSLEY CHIBUIKE OBIUKWU PRESENTS HIS ADC NOMINATION FORM TO HIS CONSTITUENTS ACROSS NNEWI NORTH, NNEWI SOUTH & EKWUSIGO FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY.

...as he made it clear that he will always put God first in everything.

The leading aspirant of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) for House of Representatives, of Nnewi North, Nnewi South and Ekwusigo Federal Constituency, Hon. Kingsley Chibuike Obiukwu, has officially presented his nomination form to stakeholders, party faithfuls and constituents across the three local government areas that make up the constituency. Speaking during the presentation, Hon. Kingsley made it clear that the nomination form does not belong to him alone, but represents the collective hopes, dreams and aspirations of the entire people of the constituency who desire quality representation, unity and progress.

Addressing the people with confidence and humility, he reminded everyone that despite the political challenges and obstacles ahead, victory remains possible through God Almighty. According to him, “The odds might seem to be against us, but the odds can never be against God Almighty, because the will of God must surely prevail.” He further assured the constituents that the ADC remains a strong platform for positive change and encouraged everyone to remain hopeful, united and committed as the journey continues. With the popular slogan “Ahead Ahead with ADC,” he reassured the people that a new chapter of purposeful representation is possible for the constituency.

Hon. Kingsley Chibuike Obiukwu also expressed deep appreciation to all party members, supporters, youths, women and constituents who came out massively to witness and be part of the memorable moment. He thanked them sincerely for their prayers, encouragement, support and good wishes, describing their presence as a sign of love, unity and belief in the movement. He concluded by assuring the people that he will never disappoint the trust and confidence they have placed in him, promising to remain committed to serving the constituency with dedication, sincerity and impactful leadership.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqsbQposF-k?si=BlCKTNEjc0ctMVDo

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY, DR. MRS. UCHE UBAH (UGO DIYA).

From all of us at _Door-2-Door 4 Sen. Ifeanyi Ubah_

On this special day, we at Door-2-Door 4 Sen. Ifeanyi Ubah join family, friends, and the entire Anambra State to celebrate you.

Today is more than a birthday. It is a celebration of grace, strength, and dignity.
You carried yourself with quiet strength as the wife of our late principal, Sen. Ifeanyi Ubah, and you continue to carry his legacy with honor and poise.

We remember your unwavering support for him, your calm presence through the storms, and the love you poured into your home and community.

In you, we see the true meaning of a partner, a mother, and a woman of substance.

As you mark another year, we pray that God grants you renewed strength, sound health, peace of mind, and joy that surpasses every memory of pain.

May the light of Sen. Ifeanyi Ubah’s legacy shine brighter through you, and may your days ahead be filled with greater fulfillment and open doors.

We honor you today, we stand with you always.

_Happy Birthday, Ugo Diya._


With love and respect,

_The Door-2-Door 4 Sen. Ifeanyi Ubah_

The Spiritual Director of the Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry Uke, Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Chibuzo Obimma, popularly known as Fr. Ebube Muonso has received an award of excellence as ‘Distinguished Charismatic Cleric’ from the Nigeria Association of Women Journalists, NAWOJ, Anambra State Chapter.

The award was presented during a courtesy visit at the Blessed Iwene Tansi Catholic Church, Umudioka, Dunukofia Council Area which coincided with the Fathers’ Sunday Celebration at the parish.

Presenting the award, the Chairperson of the State Chapter of NAWOJ, Comrade Tochukwu Ifejika described Rev. Fr. Obimma as a servant of God whose service to God and humanity have been transforming lives and winning souls for Christ.

Comrade Ifejika stated that the Union adopted Rev. Fr. Obimma as their Spiritual Father for his charism, courage, humility and commitment in using his personal resources to touch lives, urging him not to relent.

Responding, Fr. Ebube Muonso appreciated the award and promised to hold NAWOJ members in prayers, while charging them to be objective in discharging their duties of disseminating news and information to the public.

Earlier in his Fathers’ Sunday message, Fr. Ebube Muonso noted that God created the man to be in charge of the family, adding that the fathers with their God-given powers as fathers, husbands, kings, and prophets should protect their home, show unconditional love to their wives, take responsibility, provide for their family and pray without seizing.

While interacting with the female journalists after the Mass, Fr. Obimma decried the systematic failure in Nigeria which he attributed to poor leadership adding Peter Obi is the only person that can rebuild Nigeria judging by his antecedents.

On the spate of insecurity in different parts of Nigeria, the cleric called on the leaders at all levels to put more efforts in the security of lives and properties of citizens while commending Governor Charles Chukwuma Soludo for his courage in combating insecurity in Anambra State.


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Congratulations to the Transcorp team on a successful 20th Annual General Meeting and on the impressive 2025 performance across major indices.

It was an honour to attend and witness the confidence, optimism, and strong sense of purpose shared by shareholders, stakeholders, and management.

Special commendation to Tony Elumelu CFR for his visionary leadership and unwavering belief in Africa’s potential, and to Owen Omogiafo for the remarkable leadership and execution that continue to drive Transcorp’s growth and impact.

Transcorp’s journey remains a powerful reminder that with courage, discipline, and long-term thinking, Nigerian institutions can achieve extraordinary things.

The future is bright.

- Valentine Ozigbo


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLbxvc_25mU?si=Q53uxDhb8QX9A1mB

MARIAN PROCESSION AND PILGRIMAGE – MAY 16, 2026

The Diocese of Ekwulobia will host a Marian Procession and Pilgrimage on Saturday, May 16, 2026, in Amesi, my hometown.

I am pleased to join in extending this invitation to all who may wish to be part of this special moment of prayer, devotion, and spiritual renewal.

As we gather in faith through the intercession of our Blessed Mother Mary, I believe it will be a deeply uplifting experience for families, communities, and all pilgrims who will take part.

Please watch the short video below for more details, and kindly share with others who may be interested.

May God bless you.

Valentine Ozigbo

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https://youtube.com/shorts/satqKvQhuZA?si=Pv2Y_YZYVtAUIywT

The Igbo people are among the most enterprising people anywhere in the world.

The Igbo people are among the most enterprising people anywhere in the world

VALENTINE OZIGBO HONOURED WITH ‘UGO IGBO JI DI EBUBE’ CHIEFTAINCY TITLE AT 2026 IGU-ARO FESTIVAL

AWKA, Anambra State — Valentine Ozigbo, the award-winning global business leader and inspirational political figure, was on Thursday, May 7, 2026, conferred with the prestigious chieftaincy title Ugo Igbo Ji Di Ebube by the Directorate of Igbo Village and the Institute of African Heritage Studies (IVIAHS), Nnamdi Azikiwe University, during the 2026 Igu-Aro Festival.

The event, held at the ASUU Secretariat of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, drew a distinguished cross-section of Igbo society and formed part of the annual Igu-Aro Festival hosted by IVIAHS under the leadership of its Director, Very Rev. Fr. Prof. BonaChristus Umeogu, to commemorate the Igbo lunar calendar and celebrate the enduring values of Igbo civilisation.

Mr Ozigbo delivered the keynote address titled “From Calendar to Civilisation: Reclaiming Time, Leadership, and Destiny,” in which he described the Igu-Aro Festival not merely as a cultural observance, but as “a declaration of continuity, identity, and a civilisation that has refused to fade.”

“In the Igbo worldview,” he said, “time is not merely counted. It is interpreted, organised, and lived. It gives rhythm to work, meaning to seasons, structure to community, and direction to life.”

Explaining the philosophical depth of the Igbo calendar, Ozigbo noted that the traditional lunar system, structured around months, weeks, and market days, carried significance far beyond practicality. According to him, it represented an alignment of human activity with natural order — a framework in which the human, spiritual, and natural realms existed not in tension, but in harmony.

Drawing from scripture, including the Book of Daniel’s declaration that God controls times and seasons, Ecclesiastes’ reminder that there is a season for every purpose under heaven, and Genesis’ establishment of seedtime and harvest, Ozigbo argued that the Igbo ancestors, through their observation of the moon and the rhythms of the earth, were responding in their own cultural idiom to a deeper divine order.

“Igu Aro,” he stated, “is more than a cultural calendar. It is a recognition that life must be aligned with both natural order and divine timing.”

Speaking further, Ozigbo introduced what he described as the “Igbo Paradox” — the striking contrast between the extraordinary individual success of Igbo people across the world and the comparatively limited collective institutional power of the Igbo nation.

“The Igbo people are among the most enterprising people anywhere in the world — from Onitsha to Aba, from Lagos to London, from Johannesburg to Houston — the Igbo presence is rarely passive,” he said.

Yet, he argued, individual brilliance had not sufficiently translated into collective transformation.

“We have brilliance, but not always coordination. We have wealth, but not enough enduring institutions. We have energy, but not enough alignment.”

According to him, the challenge was not a lack of talent or capacity, but a crisis of leadership and the decline of genuine eldership — an eldership measured not merely by age or status, but by clarity of vision and courage of action.

“This is where many societies begin their decline,” he warned. “Not because evil suddenly becomes stronger, but because those who should restrain it become quiet. Those who should guide become cautious. Those who should stand become calculating.”

Ozigbo, a Chevening Scholar, further stressed that culture alone was insufficient if it was not translated into institutions, systems, policies, habits, and repeatable structures.

“Enterprise must mature into institutions. Wealth must mature into legacy. Influence must mature into organised power,” he declared.

In his concluding charge to the hundreds of young people in attendance, Ozigbo reminded them that they were not merely attending a cultural festival, but inheriting a responsibility.

“You must move beyond hustle and build structure; move beyond talent and build competence; move beyond ambition and build impact,” he charged.

Reacting to the conferment of the chieftaincy title, Ozigbo — who was recently appointed Visiting Associate Professor at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, where he teaches postgraduate MBA students in Organisational Leadership and Ethics — pledged to continue defending and advancing the Igbo cause “in all ramifications.”

A host of dignitaries attended the event, including the Vice Chancellor of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Prof. Bond Anyaehie, represented by Prof. Kingsley Ubaorji; HRM Obi Dr. Gibson Nwosu, the Ezeuzu II of Awka, represented by Otutu Awka; and HRM Igwe Sir Obumneme Ralph Ekpeh, the Eze Enugu-Ukwu na Igwe Umunri.

Also present were Rev. Fr. George Adimike, Rev. Fr. Kizito Umennadi, Sir Nze Afam Gabriel Okpalauzuegbu, Dr. Mirian Ngozi Alike, Hon. Chinedu Odozor, Chinyere Nwafornta, Chidi Amaeze, Barr. George Akpamgbo, Barr. Ifeoma Katchy, Mr. C.C. Emereonwu, Mr. Chike Okoli, Mrs. Onyinye Obele, Mrs. Otogbolu Nwanneka, Mrs. Anosike Uchechukwu, Chibuike Ezeabasili, Frances Ikechukwu, alongside several community leaders, academics, civil society leaders, and students.

HAPPY FATHER’S SUNDAY 🔥

Today, we celebrate the men of strength, wisdom, sacrifice, and unwavering faith…
Fathers who stand as pillars, protectors, and spiritual anchors in our lives.

To every father out there , your labor is seen, your sacrifices are honored, and your legacy speaks louder than words. May God continue to crown your efforts with peace, favor, and overflowing grace.

And with deep honor and gratitude, we celebrate our father, mentor, and spiritual director,
Fr Ebube Muonso

Thank you for being a voice of truth, a vessel of light, and a shepherd after God’s heart. Your impact goes beyond words , you have raised men, restored homes, and ignited destinies.

May God strengthen you, preserve you, and continually anoint you for greater works.

Tag a father. Celebrate a father. Pray for a father.
Because fathers are God’s gift to generations.