Elder Statesman, Opara Hails Akagburuonye’s Selfless Service To Humanity

Elder statesman, Chief Chukwudi Opara has praised Chief Obioma Success Akagburuonye, National Leader of Hope Rising for Imolites, for his outstanding contributions to human development, specifically for building a church and empowering thousands of Imolites.

Chief Opara who spoke to INNONEWS in Owerri,noted that Chief Akagburuonye’s selfless efforts have positively impacted many lives, demonstrating his commitment to the well-being of the people of the State.

He stated that Chief Akagburuonye’s recent recognition through conferment of a chieftaincy title is a testament to his exemplary leadership and philanthropic endeavours.

The chieftaincy title was conferred upon Chief Akagburuonye by Eze Philip Uzodimma, Ononeyi 1 of Ozuh Omuma Autonomous community in Oru East LGA of Imo State recently.

He described the chieftaincy conferment as a reflection of the appreciation by well-meaning Imolites for his philanthropic efforts.

“It is a significant honour, which acknowledges his tireless efforts in promoting the welfare of the community,” he said.

Chief Opara, who is the Co-ordinator, Hope Rising For Imolites, Owerri North chapter, praised Chief Akagburuonye’s dedication to community development, emphasizing its importance in fostering growth and unity.

“Chief Akagburuonye has consistently demonstrated a passion for improving lives as National Leader of Hope Rising for Imolites. His commitment to building a church underscores his devotion to spiritual growth and community empowerment”

“The recognition bestowed upon Chief Akagburuonye serves as an inspiration to others, encouraging continued service to the community. Through his exemplary leadership and philanthropy, Chief Akagburuonye has cemented his position as a respected figure in the State and beyond” Opara stated.

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