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Onwugbenu: philanthropy and service to the needy as lifestyle
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From Christian Chime, Onitsha-Nigeria
Jan 3,2019
Some men were born great, while others had greatness thrust upon them. So goes the popular saying. Yes, that could be said of Sir Louis Carter Izuchukwu Onwugbenu, a quintessential Nnewi-born international businessman.
He rose through intense hardwork and uncanny perseverance from what could be described as local toddler six decades ago, to an international business executive and household name that has etched his name in the golden sands of time today through honesty, charity and philanthropy.
Certainly it wasn’t easy at all. Because Onwugbenu’s life has remained weaved very tight around service to God, humanity and industry. The virtues he said were inculcated in him from the cradle by his mother-Mrs Cecilia Onwugbenu (aka Omakaa) and priests who he was sent to live with, before he ventured into local trading.
That like a mustard seed in 1972, it took just five years for him to blossom into an oak of business success by 1977, through vending of multiplicity of whatever wares he considered to be in high demand at any point in time. He had shuttled between his Nnewi base and under the Carter Bridge market at Idumota, Lagos Island weekly.
Speaking yesterday at the annual get together of the beneficiaries of the Louis Carter Scholarship Foundation which he set up about five years ago, Chief Onwugbenu expressed deep joy that the beneficiaries of the scheme were doing excellently well in their academic works. He used the opportunity to announce the admission of new set of beneficiaries and the adoption of two sets of quadruplets and quintuplets respectively into the education foundation and welfare scheme.
The new arrivals now brought the number of beneficiaries to about one hundred fifty(150). They cut across nursery, primary, secondary and tertiary school students, as well as seminarians-priests in training. The foundation also carry out welfare programmes like clearing hospital bills for indigent patients, welfare of some priests, the aged, invalids and the sick.
He went down memory lane of life’s journey, how he started from a humble beginning and his late mother’s everlasting role and deep impression in his life. That it was his mother and the resident Catholic priests he lived with and served as a growing young boy that ingrained in his heart the love for charity. The love for those in need, especially now that he has enough resources to share with them. And to ensure the sustenance of the programme, Chief Onwugbenu decided to formally establish and funded a foundation to carry on the good works even on a wider and stronger spectrum. For it to serve and touch the lives of more needy young men and women.
He commended those that have graduated, and said he was delighted that their superlative academic performance had remained great morale booster to him. He admitted that coming from a humble background, whose inability to go further in his educational pursuit in life was inhibited by inadequate resources his generosity towards others, especially scholars has never been curtailed by age. Instead, it manifested more, making him appreciate the need to give back to the society.
Counseling members of the foundation, he said he was raised to be God-fearing and charitable in words and deeds, and had impacted same in all of his children.
That from an early age, his parents had nurtured and imbibed the solid foundation for an undying love for others and faith in God in him. And having lived and learnt under the tutelage of the early missionaries, who brought and propagated Christianity in Nnewi, service to God, humanity and philanthropy have remained his lifestyle. This truly showed in every step of his growth, from ‘altar boy,’ ‘mass-server’ and a regular face at the Uruagu unit Block Rosary.
Onwugbenu said that he drew inspiration from the bible Psalm 128, which says: “Blessed are those who fear God and do His will, for they shall reap bountifully.”
Announcing the latest members of the foundation including a set of quintuplets-4boys and a girl, named Akachukwu, Chiemelie, Chidiomimi, Chinweolu and Ezinwanne.
Onwugbenu who is popularly called “Okpata Ozuora” -meaning, wealth that is extended to all; had at their birth in a relatively unknown God’s Mercy Maternity Home, Obiuno-Otolo, Nnewi picked the huge medical bills of the quintuplets born to a 40-year old Keke operator Mr Abuchi Odo-Ezugwu and his wife, Ndidi, 30.
A man of few words, Chief Onwugbenu, an ordained Papal Knight who was holidaying overseas in the United States of America (USA)along with his family when they were born on July 27,2018 had told journalists on the phone that he loved babies, and would have loved to receive them personally.
So, besides undertaking their medical bills and announced their instant adoption into his education foundation upto university level, Chief Onwugbenu announced a global scholarship for the babies. He also adopted an earlier set of quadruplets delivered July 14,2014 by an-Awka-based 30-year old housewife from Awuda-Nnobi, Mrs Chiamaka Eze Udenyi.
Mrs Eze-Udenyi, an unemployed 2009 graduate of Microbiology from Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Uli had burst into songs of praise amidst tears, praising God for their benefactor for his kindness and love for her family especially the children.
She said she was so relieved and overjoyed when the great philanthropist intervened in their matter, pointing out that his intervention not only saved the lives of the children but her own too. More so that he has continued to be by their side till date. And has just announced their adoption as part of his household and that their scholarship has now gone global. That both sets are now covered to study in any university in any part of the world.
The
Nnewi high chief’s life of philanthropy has remained amazing, limitless
and seeming inexhaustible, with the donation of a three-storey building
complex to St Louis Primary School, Uruagu-Nnewi. And Testimonies
abound of how the businessman has truly touched the lives of those
around him, irrespective of tongue, tribe or creed.
In
their anniversary address, an undergraduate and one of the leaders of
the beneficiaries of the Foundation, Mr Arazu Chigozie reiterated that
the foundation started in 2013 with 43 students-20 university
undergraduates and 23 secondary school students. But that it has so far
grown to about 200 beneficiaries. He described Onwugbenu’s philanthropic
zeal as having root far deeper than those of contemporary
philanthropists. That he has been constantly dedicating his time to
proving to the world that the poor economic situation in the country
which leaves many with low standard of living added to the easily
observable institutional dysfunction need not be a barrier to an
enlightened future. They presented special anniversary songs,
traditional dances, mock newscasting and dresses.
The
management of the foundation in their message read by Mr J. Ifejiaka
presented a glorious graphic picture of things, from inception. They
also introduced a beneficiary of the scheme, Mr Ike Chukwuemeka who made
First Class.
The
management urged all the students to gird their loins for harder work
and better performance in their academic works, as a way to encourage
the benefactor. They described him as one among many, who uses his
resources to uplift the less privileged around him. That so far, five
seminarians have joined the foundation.
Rev
Father Alphonsus Okonkwo who led the anniversary church service held in
Onwugbenu’s estate at Ndi-Ojukwu, Uruagu Nnewi charged citizens to drop
all the bad experiences of 2018 and to count all our blessings. To
carry the good experiences across into the new year.
He
admonished everyone to cultivate the attitude of sharing with others
what we have, no matter how little as it goes a long way in ministering
to their needs and situations. The priest described Chief Onwugbenu as
radiating the benevolence of his late mother. That giving is in the
family.
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Why Akin Fakorede must be fired-An open Letter to the Nigerian Inspector General of Police
Dear Mr Egbetokun, IGP of Nigeria
A concerning situation is currently unfolding in Lagos, Nigeria, involving several prominent Nigerian musicians. Commissioner Akin Fakorede is assisting an individual whom one of your Deputy Inspectors General identified as a criminal. I have communicated with you privately on this matter on numerous occasions. A group of esteemed Nigerian musicians finds themselves embroiled in a legal battle at the Magistrate Court in Yaba, where they face what many consider unfounded and questionable charges. Central to this controversy is Commissioner Akin Fakorede, who has reportedly extended support to Pretty Okafor, an individual who has been suspended by the National Working Committee of PMAN, Sunny Nneji, Zaaki Azzay, Ruggedman, and others, for over a year due to serious accusations.
Pretty Okafor stands accused of multiple grave offenses, including money laundering, human trafficking, and illicitly selling 1.2 acres of land owned collectively by Nigerian musicians. It is alleged that Okafor profited over 700 million Naira from this transaction, raising serious concerns about financial impropriety and abuse of trust within the Nigerian music community. Despite a subsisting court judgment that explicitly restrains Pretty Okafor from presenting himself as the President of the Performing Musicians Employers Association of Nigeria (PMAN), Commissioner Akin Fakorede has purportedly taken controversial steps that undermine the judiciary.
Reports indicate that Commissioner Fakorede authored a letter, which he claimed to be issued by the Inspector General of Police, instructing Pretty Okafor to disregard the existing court order. This act effectively challenges the authority of the judiciary and sets a dangerous precedent for the rule of law and institutional integrity within Nigeria’s policing and legal systems. The letter’s authenticity and the Commissioner’s motivations are now under intense scrutiny, raising urgent questions about accountability within the Nigerian Police Force.
This situation not only threatens the reputation of the Nigerian music industry but also highlights broader systemic issues within law enforcement. It calls into question the commitment of senior police officials to uphold justice and respect for legal frameworks. As the case progresses, a pressing question remains: when will the Inspector General of Police hold Commissioner Akin Fakorede accountable for actions that seemingly subvert lawful processes and compromise the integrity of the Nigerian Police Force? Commissioner Fakorede’s conduct appears emblematic of the challenges facing the police institution, reflecting a disturbing pattern of disregard for due process and institutional accountability.
Should you fail to address this matter promptly, I will have no choice but to make it public. Please treat this with the utmost urgency.
Sincerely,
Aguike
President, US Global Media, LLC
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I recently expressed my concerns about the arrest and subsequent detention of Godwin Emefiele, the suspended Governor of the Central Bank. It is important to note that my views on this matter are objective and unbiased.
The Department of State Services (D.S.S) has officially charged Emefiele with various offenses, including illegal possession of firearms and ammunition, criminal breach of trust, incitement to violence, criminal misappropriation of public funds, economic sabotage, economic crimes of national security significance, and undermining security.
However, despite being granted bail by the court, there were incidents where security operatives openly fought to re-arrest him. Due to my history of speaking out against our nation’s problems for many years, I refrained from writing about it as it felt futile. Speaking out on such matters exposes one to unnecessary security risks. Nevertheless, I am compelled to share a few words due to this case’s circumstances.
During former President Buhari’s first term in office, Nnamdi Kanu was arrested and released on bail but later re-arrested in an attempt by the government at that time (which failed to present a solid case)to diminish his influence. The government failed hopelessly over and over again to prove a case against him as they held him indefinitely.
What the government does to Nnamdi Kanu differs significantly from my understanding of justice. Government security operatives are holding Nnamdi Kanu inhumanely. During my last visit to Abuja when his brother, wife, and lawyer paid me a visit, I was informed about Nnamdi Kanu’s inhumane conditions. While I may have had conflicts with Nnamdi Kanu before, the government has yet to prove its case against him; he should be released. Igboland needs peace. The man should be allowed back home unless the Federal Government is content with the prevailing security situation in Igboland.
People should not be detained indefinitely; they should only be charged when sufficient evidence exists for a successful prosecution. It is crucial to treat individuals as human beings regardless of their circumstances. This viewpoint would apply equally if anyone were detained for an extended period without any clear conclusion. The unnecessary chaos involving Nigerian security forces, the executive, and judiciary branches makes Nigeria look like a Banana Republic, and we can do better.
While I am not a lawyer and cannot provide legal analysis on this matter, considering the charges and the unfolding drama, this case presents significant challenges for the government in obtaining a guilty verdict. Additionally, one might question whether he would have been detained if there had been no difficulties for Nigerians in obtaining new Naira notes.
While many of my followers may believe he deserves punishment, I kindly ask you to view this matter objectively. Many people think Bola Tinubu wants to punish him because he was against his candidacy. We are watching closely. The charges against the man might arise from a personal vendetta, suggesting there is more to this situation than meets the eye. The available information accessible to the public is limited, and everyone must pay attention.
Emma Agu, alias AlahBama, writes from New York City.
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