Okonkwo Samuel
Communities in Orumba North and South Local Government Areas of Anambra State have extended their congratulations to Chief Chijioke Nwankwoeze on his recent appointment as the Director of Lands in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja.
Speaking on behalf of the 31 communities in the Orumba region, Chief Obi Okoli, also known as Onwa Nawfija, described Nwankwoeze’s appointment as a historic achievement for the Igbo community. This appointment marks the first time an individual of Igbo descent has been appointed to the prestigious position of Director of Lands in the FCT.
Chief Okoli praised Chief Nwankwoeze, calling him a worthy ambassador for Orumba, whose dedication and leadership qualities have brought recognition and pride to the community. “This appointment is a significant moment for Ndigbo in general and Ndi Orumba in particular. Chief Nwankwoeze has proven himself as an outstanding representative of our people,” Okoli stated.
Nwankwoeze’s appointment is seen as a significant achievement not just for the Orumba communities but for the Igbo people as a whole. His career has been marked by a commitment to excellence and a dedication to public service, qualities that have clearly earned him this important role.
Community leaders and stakeholders across Orumba have expressed their joy and pride, viewing this as a recognition of the hard work and potential of their people. Many believe that Nwankwoeze’s appointment will inspire younger generations to pursue excellence and public service.
The Orumba communities also expressed their appreciation to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, His Excellency Barrister Nyesom Wike, for his role in this landmark appointment. Chief Okoli highlighted Minister Wike’s commitment to equity and justice, citing his inclusive governance style as a beacon of hope for all Nigerians. “Minister Wike’s sense of fairness and justice has always been evident. His decision to appoint an Igbo son to such a crucial role is a testament to his dedication to inclusive and equitable governance,” Okoli added.
Minister Wike has been recognized for his efforts to promote fairness and representation in the federal government, and his actions have earned him praise across various communities. His leadership is seen as a driving force for unity and progress, ensuring that all ethnic groups have a voice in the administration of the country.
The communities of Orumba North and South view this appointment as a positive step towards greater representation and inclusivity in the federal government. They extended their best wishes to Chief Nwankwoeze, expressing confidence that he will excel in his new role and make meaningful contributions to the FCT. “We pray that Chief Nwankwoeze will be guided by wisdom and strength as he takes on this new challenge. His success will be a source of pride for all of us,” Okoli concluded.
Chief Obi Okoli, Onwa Nawfija, communicated these sentiments from Awka, emphasizing the joy and pride felt by the Orumba community in celebrating one of their own. This appointment is not only a personal achievement for Chief Nwankwoeze but also a collective victory for the people of Orumba, showcasing their resilience, talent, and potential.
