UDU Ugwuoba, Lagos Branch Celebrates 50th Anniversary
By Ifeoma Ikem
Ugwuoba Development Union (UDU), Lagos branch, is gearing up to celebrate its 50th anniversary in grand style. Under the Leadership of Chief Nnamdi Abor Chairman UDU, Ugwuoba Lagos branch.
The event, scheduled for December 7 at Ijele Beach and Towers, IRA, Lagos, promises to be a memorable one, attracting prominent sons and daughters from far and wide, as well as traditional rulers from Ugwuoba town.
The royal fathers, including Ndi Igwe, HRH Igwe Ozo Jn Gbuye Odenigbo, HRH Igwe Lawrence Emeka Obi, HRH Sylvanus Ibeh Chinyelugo, and HRH Igwe Anochili Cyril Ogbuagu, will be joining other dignitaries, politicians and captains of industry to celebrate this milestone.
Members of the national executive, such as the National President, High Chief Osita Omah, and National Secretary, Pastor Uche Chukwuemeka Ernest, will also be in attendance.
According to the Chairman of the 50th Anniversary Committee,Mr Chikelue Uwa, the 50th-anniversary celebration is a testament to the union’s the occasion is an opportunity to reflect, cherish, and celebrate relationships, as well as re-dedicate commitment to UDU’s goals and objectives.
The event aims to raise funds for the construction of a multi-purpose town hall, a project that will benefit Ndi Ugwuoba community in Lagos under the Chairmanship of High Chief Alexander Chukwudi Nwokeabia (Akusinigwe Ejimatu Ugwuoba) and other guest of honours.
UDU, Ugwuoba was founded in August 1974 and Lagos branch has since contributed significantly to the infrastructural development of Ugwuoba, including financing electricity projects in 2005.
The union has also been instrumental in promoting the welfare of its members, providing support and assistance to those in need.
The union’s commitment to community development has earned it recognition and respect from various stakeholders.
Also the 50th-anniversary celebration is a testament to the union’s enduring legacy and its continued relevance in the lives of its members and the community at large.
The union also expressed gratitude to individuals who have contributed to its success, including Chief Joseph Nwekwo, a retired bank executive and former chairman and late Chief Charles Okeke for his unending contributions.
As the union prepares to mark this significant milestone, it is clear that the celebration will be a momentous occasion, one that will bring together people from all walks of life to celebrate the union’s achievements and look forward to its future endeavours.