The story Godwin
Chukwunenye Ezeemo is a typical grass to grace one. Mr. Godwin Chukwunenye
Ezeemo, Chairman/CEO ORIENT GROUP and President Charity Ezeemo Trust for the
Less Privileged will roundly fit as the impeccable model.
Born of a very humble
parentage, 58 years ago to the family of Nze Umeaku Godwin Ezeemo and Lolo
Ahusie Charity Ezeemo of Umunwayiekwosiduru Dim Kindred of Umuojogwo, Amanasaa,
Umuchu, Aguata Local Government Area of Anambra State.
The loss of a dear
father at an early age, half way into his primary school prepared the young
Godwin for an elaborate life of hard work, determination and care for others. These
qualities were sure to compass him brilliantly through St Thomas Anglican
Primary School, Umuchu; St Peter’s Secondary School, Achina and Federal
Polytechnic Ilaro, in Ogun State where he obtained a Higher National Diploma.
The young Godwin, a
chip-off the old block, every inch an Ezeemo nurtured by circumstances with an
early sense of independence was able to take up public responsibility in good
time in his life. Little wonder he was the Financial Secretary of the Federal
Polytechnic Ilaro during his school days. Ezeemo has come to represent a symbol
of quiet courage and undeviating probity. He has positively touched the lives
of many including the widows, physically challenged; offered scholarships to
many students at all levels of education, cared for orphans and motherless
babies homes etc. through his over 10 years
Charity Ezeemo Trust Fund for the less Privileged.
He is among the major
private employers of labour in Anambra State through his many companies which
span across publishing, manufacturing, agro allied etc. Ezeemo believes that
the setting up of the newspaper, the Orient Daily is the surest way to set the
bounds and the bound free for an uninterrupted participation in the nation’s
democracy. He also believes that food security is the key to economic sustainability of any nation.
He has thus established
for the employment of many youths one of the biggest farms in Anambra State.
Mr. Ezeemo’s philanthropy has been ecumenical in stature and content. He has
offered assistance to the church as an entity; to humans as creatures of God
without the remotest thoughts as to where they come from. He has long risen
above the limitations of geography and religion to do good for the sake of it
and for God.
Precisely from Monday,
into Friday, 11th May, 2012, Mr. Ezeemo organized the first ever 5
day workshop on ‘Rediscovering Igbo Values’, a seminar which afforded the
people of the South-east a never-to-be forgotten intellectual feast for
development. It is Ezeemo’s deep-seated conviction that no society can
positively transform without a vibrant press. This amiable philanthropist has
completed a palatial press centre for journalist in the State, a feat which eluded
successive governments of the state since her creation in 1991.
Do we forget that only
recently, Mr. Ezeemo was the first person to visit flood victims with relief
materials, cash and a team of medical personnel to cater for their health needs
thereby opening the gate for other philanthropists to assist. In Mr.
Chukwunenye Ezeemo comes the practical realization that success is not about
how much money one makes, it is about the difference one makes in people’s
lives.
Surely, this Umuchu
born business man and philanthropist will definitely earn from his numerous
good works to society, the vital impulses of victory in many other spheres of
life and the means of inspiration and survival.
I am surprised that he did not mention his conviction in the United Kingdom. We need clarification on the said conviction. Besides, it is alleged that you are being used by Mr. Peter Obi to play the role of a spoiler in Ngige's bid to be the next Governor of the State?
ReplyDeleteIf convicted in the UK as u claimed, how come he still do business with US of all people. Grow up and stop being an enemy of progress
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ReplyDeleteYou suppose to tell us about maybe you know better.
ReplyDeleteTell us about the conviction
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