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Chief Peter Dunkwu Is A Great Asset To Okpanam Community, Says Ukah

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The Delta State Commissioner for Information, Ogbueshi Patrick Ukah, has described the Odogwu of Okpanam in Oshimili North Local Government Area, Chief Peter Dunkwu, as a quintessential community leader and uncommon personality who has brought his wealth of experience to bear in the growth and development of Okpanam Community.
Ogbueshi Ukah, who stated this in Okpanam, his country home during the 90th birthday ceremony of Chief Peter Dunkwu, said that the celebrant was a great asset to the community, state and the nation at large.
The Commissioner, represented by his Special Assistant, Ogbueshi Christopher Nwaboshi, maintained that as an educationist with a career in teaching, the celebrant, Chief Peter Dunkwu had impacted immensely on the society, especially in the education sector.
While describing the celebrant as a disciplinarian and God fearing man, the Information Commissioner said that his ideals and philosophies were worthy of emulation.
A cross section of well-wishers including a nonagerian, Chief Pius Obanya and Hon. Victor Dunkwu, the Supervisory Councilor in Oshimili North Local Government Area, described the celebrant as a very active and reliable individual in the administration of the community, even as they wished him God’s protection .
In their separate remarks, the Ugoani of Okpanam, HRM Chief Michael Mbanefo Ogbolu and the Ozah-Okita of Okpanam, Chief Stephen Okonta described Chief Dunkwu as a genuine, passionate and articulate community leader whose contributions to the community remains unequalled.
The celebrant, Chief Peter Dunkwu thanked God for sparing his life to celebrate 90 years on earth, saying that his life’s journey has been eventful, extremely fulfilled and advised all and sundry to be contented with whatever they had, just as some of his children, including Mr. Jude Dunkwu and Miss Antonia Dunkwu appreciated God for their father’s attainment of the age of 90 years.

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