Felix Mbata, Lagos state
In recognition of the outstanding humanitarian efforts of His Imperial Majesty Dr. Amb. Prosper Chukwuka, Eze Umeiheukwu, Eze Igbo Gburugburu Worldwide, High Chief (Lolo) Wendy Ugosimba Nwanyi Chinawara Oji (World-wide) shares her thoughts on his remarkable work. During an exclusive interview at the coronation and launching of his NGO, High Chief (Lolo) Wendy Ugosimba praises Eze Prosper’s selfless dedication to helping the poor, the helpless, and the weak, and expresses her gratitude for his inspiring leadership.
Unique: Good day, madam. You’re actively involved in the coronation and launching of His Imperial Majesty Dr. Amb. Prosper Chukwuka’s NGO today. Can you introduce yourself?
High Chief (Lolo) Wendy Ugosimba: Thank you, my brother. My name is High Chief (Lolo) Wendy Ugosimba Nwanyi Chinawara Oji (World-wide).
Unique: How long have you been associated with His Imperial Majesty Dr. Amb. Prosper Chukwuka, and can you describe what’s happening today in his palace and his personality?
High Chief (Lolo) Wendy Ugosimba: Eze Prosper is a great man, a kind of leader who feels for the poor, irrespective of tribe, age, and race. He’s a champion for the helpless and the weak. Look at him; he’s done series of empowerment for people and gone to prison to release inmates. After releasing them, he provides food and counsels them not to sin again. I pray that God will continue to bless him for his humanitarian gestures, which are for all tribes.
Unique: What do you think about other great personalities who have more to give but don’t want to emulate His Imperial Majesty’s example?
High Chief (Lolo) Wendy Ugosimba: My advice to others is that they should emulate him, not the other way around, to make people happy. God will reward them for their kindness.
Unique: How are you supporting his leadership as one of his cabinet members?
High Chief (Lolo) Wendy Ugosimba: We’ve been praying for him. Prayer is powerful for a great leader like him. We women also follow him to prison to decongest inmates and counsel them not to commit crimes again. They should go and reunite with their families and contribute to the development of the nation.
Unique: What’s your advice and wishes for him and his family?
High Chief (Lolo) Wendy Ugosimba: My advice is that he should continue what he’s doing because we’re pleased with his work. My prayer for him and his family is that God will continue to keep him, give him more health, long life, and wisdom to carry out his assignments to the glory of God.