Abuja, Nigeria
Mayor Lucky Igbokwe, widely known as Don Lulu, a notable businessman, politician, and philanthropist, has issued a heartfelt tribute to the late Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, the president of the Igbo socio-cultural group, Ohaneze, who passed away on Thursday.
In his moving tribute, Mayor Igbokwe expressed deep sorrow over the loss, describing Chief Iwuanyanwu as a “titan, mentor, and friend.” Reflecting on his relationship with the late elder statesman, Igbokwe recalled their many visits, especially their last meeting in Abuja. During this meeting, Chief Iwuanyanwu went to great lengths to address issues related to the Abia PDP gubernatorial primaries, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to resolving conflicts and fostering unity.
“Chief Iwuanyanwu shared his vast life experiences, providing invaluable lessons,” Mayor Igbokwe said. “His dedication to uniting Ndigbo and vision for a new renaissance will forever inspire us.”
Mayor Igbokwe fondly remembered the profound impact Chief Iwuanyanwu had on him and the broader community. He emphasized the elder statesman’s invaluable contributions, stating that his legacy of leadership and vision for the Igbo people would continue to guide and inspire future generations.
Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu’s passing marks the end of an era for the Igbo community and Nigeria as a whole. His life’s work in promoting unity and cultural renaissance leaves an indelible mark on the nation.
