In a recent interview, Eze Ikem W. Agbasi, the Eze Ndigbo of Isolo Local Government Area and Chairman of Eze Udo in Lagos State, shared his thoughts on the unveiling of Eze Sunday Augustine Ojukwu as the Eze Ndigbo of Amuwo Odofin, Lagos State. Eze Agbasi, a respected leader in the Igbo community, commended Eze Ojukwu’s efforts in promoting Igbo language and culture, as well as his charitable initiatives. In this exclusive interview, Eze Agbasi discusses his support for Eze Ojukwu’s vision and his plans to replicate his initiatives across other Igbo communities in Nigeria.
About you sir?
My name is Eze Ikem W. Agbasi, Ezendigbo of Isolo Local Government Area, Lagos State, Chairman of Eze Udo in Lagos State, and Vice President of Ezendigbo in South Western Nigeria.
Attraction to the Event
I attended the event because Eze Sunday Augustine Ojukwu is a remarkable leader, aligning with Igbo values. His efforts to preserve the Igbo language and support the less privileged are commendable.
Eze Ojukwu’s Activities
His initiatives to promote Igbo language and culture, as well as his philanthropic efforts, are noteworthy. It’s essential to support his foundation to ensure the continuation of these good works.
Support and Encouragement
We will support his foundation with resources and encouragement to prevent fatigue. His projects are capital-intensive, and our support will help him succeed.
Extending Eze Ojukwu’s Initiatives
We plan to introduce Eze Ojukwu’s initiatives to all Eze Ndigbo in Nigeria, not just in the South West. His projects are beneficial to mankind, and we want to replicate them nationwide.
Preserving Igbo Language and Culture
Other Ezendigbo are working to preserve Igbo language and culture, some silently. As Ndieze, it’s our vision to ensure our children and Igbo people remember our language and heritage.
Words of Appreciation and Encouragement
We appreciate everyone who attended the event and pray for their safe return home. We celebrate good things and pray for more blessings to come their way.