Chief Engr. Charles Chukwudi Nnaji (Onwà Igwurubeze 1 of Nkanuland)-The quiet achiever



We, in the social media community, have long heralded the quiet achiever, the silent philanthropist, the peaceful performer. But not everyone sees them in the same light.

Onwà Igwurubeze 1 of Nkanuland is an example of the natural introvert, displaying the talent, and tumultuous anxiety, of the adaptive and accomplished introvert.

The person who you can give a job to, and he does it. He is achieving results while others are still arguing over roles and responsibilities, and who gets the most credit. His approach gets things done. Usually on his own ability, and often, in his own time.

When often his kinsmen cried for help in their distressed situations he had always listened and responded to their needs.

He provided them with rural electrification powered by solar system which has continued to light up the community for the past 5 years. A symbolic reminder to the people of how pure and light his heart is towards them.

In the areas of security, Onwa Igwurubeze 1 of Nkanuland, supported the Amechi-Uwani Vigilante group in so many ways, with funding support for different provisions plus cars and motorbikes to enable them provide adequate security service to the community.

To strengthen the peace in Ndiaga Village, Amechi Uwani Okunano. Onwa-Igwurubeeze 1 of Nkanuland built a state of the art Township auditorium to serve the people for all events and their town hall meetings.

This year, he single-handedly sponsored a carnival-like event titled "AGAYIBA DAY"  designed to stimulate peace and harmony in Ndiaga Village Amechi Uwani Okunano, an effort geared towards strengthening peace in a dangerously divided community. This gesture has paid off beautifully, all thanks to Onwa Igwurubeze. 




Onwà Igwurubeze is the mystery man with a heart of gold. His philanthropic activities especially in his immediate clan of Nkanuland knows no bounds. He has a long list of indigents benefitting from his largesse.

Perhaps, his most endearing legacy is the fact that he stops at nothing to bring you joy and happiness.

A jolly good fellow, jovial and highly introverted. He however has an innate passion to support the needy. All it takes is but an opportunity to meet with him. He is indeed an enigma. He is a surprise, people and you won't see him coming. ©CA




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