NZE OKEY P. NWANKWO SHARES REFLECTIONS ON LATE MOTHER’S IMPACT

During the burial of Late Ezinne Lady Catherine Paul Nwankwo, the mother of Nze Okey Paul Nwankwo JP, the Immediate Past President of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide Abia State and Chairman of the State Presidents Forum for the Southeast and Southsouth Region, shared poignant reflections on her enduring influence and legacy.

In his remarks, Nze Nwankwo acknowledged the profound personal challenge posed by his mother’s passing but emphasized the lessons learned during this difficult time.

“This loss serves as a reminder of the fleeting nature of time and the importance of making the most of every opportunity to serve others,” he stated.

He credited his mother’s unwavering commitment to leadership and community service as a foundational influence on his own approach.

“Her legacy instills in me the values of humility, respect, fairness, equity, and justice,”

Nze Okey remarked, highlighting how these principles continue to inspire his dedication to serving others with integrity and compassion.

Moreover, he expressed heartfelt gratitude to all who attended the burial and offered support during this trying period.

“The condolences and support from the community have been instrumental in helping me navigate through this challenging time.”

The occasion served as a profound reminder of the pivotal role maternal figures play in shaping the values and leadership styles of individuals within the realm of community service and governance.

The ceremony, held at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Mbutu Ngwa, was attended by numerous dignitaries and community members who gathered to honor her memory and extend their condolences.