The Mgbowo Joint Consultative Council has congratulated one of Mgbowo’s illustrious sons, Felix Ndukwe Ohagwu, on his elevation to the prestigious rank of Assistant Inspector-General of Police (AIG), describing the development as a significant professional milestone and a source of pride to Mgbowo, Awgu Local Government Area and Enugu State.
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In a congratulatory message issued by the Council under the leadership of its Chairman, HRH Igwe Gregory Ikwuagwu Ituma, KSJI, and Co-Chairman, HRH Igwe John Azubuike Ibe, KSJI, FNSE, with Chief Barr. John Azi as Secretary, the Council said Ohagwu’s elevation reflected years of dedicated service, professional commitment and contributions to the Nigeria Police Force.
Ohagwu, a former Commissioner of Police in Ondo State, was recently elevated to the new rank by the Police Service Commission and subsequently decorated by the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Olatunji Disu.
The Council described his elevation as a recognition of his career in the nation’s police service, noting that his advancement represents not only a personal accomplishment but also a moment of collective pride for his community and the state.
It commended the Federal Government of Nigeria, the Enugu State Government under the leadership of Governor Dr. Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, the Police Service Commission and the leadership of the Nigeria Police Force for their respective roles in promoting excellence, professionalism and dedication in public service.
The Council particularly acknowledged the importance of an enabling environment in which committed professionals can distinguish themselves through service and merit, noting that achievements such as Ohagwu’s further demonstrate the contributions of Enugu indigenes to national development.
According to the Council, his elevation should serve as a source of encouragement to younger generations of Mgbowo indigenes, inspiring them to pursue excellence, uphold integrity and remain committed to making meaningful contributions in their chosen fields.
While congratulating the newly elevated Assistant Inspector-General of Police, the Council wished him greater accomplishments in his career and urged him to approach the responsibilities of his new office with renewed dedication, integrity and professionalism.
The Council also called on Mgbowo indigenes, both at home and in the diaspora, to celebrate the achievement as a shared community milestone, stressing the importance of unity and collective support in recognising the accomplishments of sons and daughters whose professional achievements bring honour to their ancestral home.
It reaffirmed the Mgbowo Joint Consultative Council’s commitment to promoting the unity, common interests and development of Mgbowo, while recognising and celebrating indigenes who distinguish themselves through service and contributions to society.
SIGNED:
HRH IGWE GREGORY IKWUAGWU ITUMA, KSJI
Chairman, Mgbowo Joint Consultative Council
HRH IGWE JOHN AZUBUIKE IBE, KSJI, FNSE
Co-Chairman, Mgbowo Joint Consultative Council
CHIEF BARR. JOHN AZI
Secretary, Mgbowo Joint Consultative Council
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