Cajetan DUKE
In pure demonstration of love and community spirit, which he is known for, Dr. Chima Matthew Amadi recently joined Captain Emmanuel Iheanacho and his family in celebrating a momentous occasion – the traditional wedding of their beloved daughter, Menna Amarachi Iheanacho.
The ceremony, which held at the Ezeogba, Emekeukwu grand country house of the former Minister of Interior, was memorable in every respect and well-attended by dignitaries from all walks of life.
Speaking during the occasion, Dr. Amadi expressed heartfelt gratitude to God for the grace that has been bestowed upon Captain Iheanacho and his family.
He acknowledged the significance of the occasion and offered prayers for the newlyweds, wishing them a lifetime of happiness, love, and prosperity.
Dr. Amadi also took the opportunity to offer valuable advice to the newly married couple, emphasizing the importance of commitment, love, and respect in their relationship. He reminded them that marriage is a divine institution and one dear to God’s heart.
He encouraged the couple to uphold the sanctity of marriage as Christians by honouring with faithfulness the commitment they have made to each other.
The wedding ceremony was a testament to the strong bonds of community and friendship that exist between Captain Iheanacho’s family and members of The Mazi Organization.
Dr. Amadi’s presence and words of wisdom added glamour and meaning to the occasion, highlighting the importance of relationships built on love, respect, and mutual support.
As the newly-wed embarked on their new life together, they were surrounded by the love and goodwill of their family, friends, and community.
Prominent members of The Mazi Organization (TMO), who accompanied Dr Amadi were; Rt. Hon. Attorney Matthew Nwogu, member Aboh Mbaise/Ngor Okpala Federal Constituency, Chief Henry Onwukwe, (DG, TMO), Okenze Blyden Amajirionwu, Barr. Uche Nwosu, PhD, Hon. Ambassador Uche Ogbuagu, Hon. Micheal Crown, Hon. Evang. Chinwe Obinna, Chief Dennis Okwu, Chief Abba Chimaroke, Chief Emma Buka, amongst others.
