Igo Bu Ike International, has commended the Spiritual Director, Zion Prayer Movement Outreach ( ZPMO), Evangelist Ebuka Obi, for relocating his ministry to Imo State.
In a statement in Owerri, signed by the group’s President General and Vice President, Saint Paul Anyalebechi and Chief Chukwudi Opara, and made available to newsmen, the group said Evangelist Obi’s action is in line with the Aku Ru Ulo mantra (bring wealth back home) advocated by the group a long time ago.
The full statement reads,
“Igbo Bu Ike International commends the Spiritual Director, Zion Prayer Movement Outreach (ZPMO), Evangelist Chukwuebuka Anozie Obi, for relocating his massive ministry to Ngor Okpala, Imo State.
“This bold move is in tune with the Aku Ru Ulo mantra of Igbo Bu Ike International, which we have advocated for a long time.
“Aku Ru Ulo, meaning “Bring Back Wealth Home”, is a clarion call to Igbo sons and daughters to invest in their homeland, develop their communities, and create opportunities for the people.
“Evangelist Obi’s decision to relocate his ministry to Ngor Okpala is a testament to his commitment to the development of Imo State and the Igbo nation.
“We applaud his courage and foresight in taking this step, which will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the local economy and the spiritual lives of the people.
“The relocation of the ZPMO ministry will also serve as a catalyst for other Igbo individuals and organizations to invest in their homeland.
“Igbo Bu Ike International has always believed that the development of Igboland is a collective responsibility, and Evangelist Obi’s action is a shining example of this.
“We urge other Igbo leaders and stakeholders to emulate Evangelist Obi’s example and invest in their communities.
“Together, we can build a prosperous and vibrant Igbo nation, where our people can live in peace and harmony.
“Once again, we commend Evangelist Obi for his visionary leadership and commitment to the Aku Ru Ulo mantra.
“May God bless and prosper his ministry and endeavors in Ngor Okpala and beyond.
