TINUBU'S ENDORSEMENT AFTERMATH: EBUKA ONUNKWO LIGHTS UP EKWUEME SQUARE WITH GENEROSITY

 


Everyone’s talking about how Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo got a big thumbs-up from President Bola Ahmed Tinubu yesterday at Ekwueme Square, surrounded by top leaders from the South-East and across Nigeria. While the President’s and Governors’ convoys zoomed off, Chief Dr. Ebuka Onunkwo, Anambra South’s senatorial hopeful and Chairman/CEO of Seahorse Lubricant Industries Ltd., stayed back to vibe with the crowd.


Flanked by his amiable wife and members of his delegation, Chief Onunkwo went about putting smiles on the faces of the folks who hung around to celebrate the President’s visit. He donated one million naira to his people from Ekwusigo LGA, A hundred thousand Naira went to the physically challenged folks at the square, and even gave some cash to lucky onlookers. With a huge smile, he danced his way through the crowd, exchanging pleasantries and basking in the euphoria of the successful presidential visit. 


This big-hearted move shows just how much Chief Onunkwo loves APGA, backs Governor Soludo’s Solution Agenda, and cares about his people.


Chief Ebuka Onunkwo has for over a decade, lived a life that is dedicated to service to humanity and putting smiles on the faces of people.


*ODOZIOBODO IS COMING*






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