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PRINCESS UDOKA-MENUBA’S SELFLESS SERVICES EARN PRAISE AT GRAND THANKSGIVING 

By Regina Igwebuike  :

A grand thanksgiving and dinner party was hosted by Princess Jessie Udoka-Menuba, Founder/CEO of Queen-Tovah Cares Foundation Int’l, at MayRoses hotel, Amawbia, Awka South LGA. The event brought together a diverse group of people, including traditional rulers, clergy, judicial staff, and well-wishers.

Guests praised Princess Udoka-Menuba for her philanthropic efforts, particularly her care for the aged, widows, orphans, and the less privileged. 

HRM, Igwe Benjamin Okeji (Ezedioramma Omasi Kingdom), who considered Princess Udoka-Menuba as his cabinet member and daughter, expressed his support and blessings for her, pledging to always attend her events, having previously done so even in Enugu. 

The traditional ruler prayed for the princess’s continued growth and success, wishing her over 100 healthy years. He also prayed for peace in Nigeria and a safe return for all attendees.

Chief Mrs. Cecilia Ukachukwu Anaekwe praised Princess Udoka-Menuba for her kindness and generosity, saying she is always doing good. Anaekwe prayed for God’s continued blessings, protection, and guidance upon the princess, wishing her a long, healthy life filled with wisdom. She commended the princess’s care for the vulnerable, saying that her actions embody the values of a true Christian, and described her as “God-sent”.

Arch Bishop Prof. Moses Chinedum Ezeh expressed his gratitude to God for the blessings bestowed upon Princess Jessie, emphasizing the importance of honoring God for His goodness. He offered prayers for the princess’s continued strength, long life, and success in her endeavors, as well as for the progression of Amawbia, her community.

The Arch Bishop praised God for the unity and cordiality witnessed in Amawbia, praying for the continuation of peace, love, and understanding in the land. He also prayed for the restoration of the community’s common language, “Amawbia onye egbune ibe ya,” and for the presence of more visionary leaders, commiting all the traditional institutions in Amawbia to God’s hands, seeking peace among them.

Sir Toby Okwuaya, Deputy National Chairman of Anambra State People in Enugu (ASPE), expressed his heartfelt gratitude for the success of the event hosted by the Princess. He praised the princess as a “wonderful being” and encouraged continued prayer for her guidance, protection, and success in her charitable endeavors. Okwuaya also commended the princess’s commitment to helping the poor and society at large, wishing her continued blessing.

Sir Lawrence Ezedinachi, National Organizing Secretary of ASPE, praised Princess Udoka-Menuba’s event as a resounding success, filled with entertainment, refreshment, and beautiful people, noting that the hall was packed, with no signs of stress, and that people were thoroughly entertained, with happiness and joy evident on their faces.

Ezedinachi commended Princess as a wonderful person, whose selfless efforts have made a significant impact over the years, highlighting her unique ability to make things happen even in her absence, and expressed his belief that the happiness and joy she brings to others will have a positive reflection on her own life.

He also praised her humility, noting that she does good without seeking to draw attention to herself, which is a rare quality in their environment, praying for Princess Jessie’s continued success and encouragement, trusting that God will bless her and bring more good things into her life.

Other guests, including Nze Emma Nwokoye, Nze Oluchukwu Anaekwe, Dr. Louis Akah, and Mrs. Joy Nwogbo, also expressed their admiration for Princess Udoka-Menuba’s kindness and generosity. The event was deemed a huge success.

*Regina is of the Ministry of Information, Anambra State*

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