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PROF. EDEOGA CELEBRATES NWODO AT 70

By: Agosu Omoleye




Former Vice-Chancellor of the  Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike, MOUAU, Professor Hilary Edeoga, has felicitated the former Governor of Enugu State, Dr. R Okwesirieze Nwodo.


Edeoga in a statement, described the former National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP as a quintessential leader and accomplished Nigerian.
According to the former VC, Nwodo’s legendary contributions to the development of Enugu State and Nigeria in general in different spheres of life will ever be appreciated by posterity.

 
The  former Commissioner of Agriculture, Enugu State prayed God to shower Dr. Nwodo with more strength and wisdom for more accomplishments in his diamond age.
Wishing him long and peaceful life, Edeoga urged the younger generation to emulate the leadership acumen, patriotism and enterprising spirit of the elder statesman.


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