Awgu Council Boss, Hon. Uchenna Okolo, Salutes Nwobodo as Vanguard Honours a Lifetime of Leadership, Legacy and National Impact

The Executive Chairman of Awgu Local Government Area, Hon. Uchenna Joseph Okolo, alongside the people of Awgu Council Area, has extended warm congratulations to elder statesman and former governor of old Anambra State, Jim Ifeanyichukwu Nwobodo, following his prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award conferred by Vanguard Media Limited.

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In a statement issued on Friday through his Special Adviser on General Media and Publicity, Hon. Tochukwu Chukwu, the council boss described the honour as richly deserved, applauding Nwobodoโ€™s decades-long commitment to national development and exemplary public service.

Okolo commended the former governorโ€™s distinguished record in governance, highlighting his impactful roles as governor, minister, and senator of the Federal Republic. He further acknowledged Nwobodoโ€™s enduring influence as a philanthropist and entrepreneur whose contributions have left indelible marks across sectors.

The chairman particularly underscored Nwobodoโ€™s legacy in infrastructure development, industrial expansion, and institution-building during his tenure as governor of the old Anambra Stateโ€”now comprising present-day Enugu State, Anambra State, and parts of Ebonyi State.

Describing him by his revered traditional title, โ€œAnyanwu Na Awara Oha,โ€ Okolo portrayed Nwobodo as a visionary leader whose lifeโ€™s work continues to inspire generations and uplift communities.

The Awgu Council joined a chorus of admirers nationwide in celebrating the elder statesman, praising his enduring legacy and invaluable contributions to Nigeriaโ€™s political evolution and socio-economic advancement.

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