…As Chaplain General Pays Glowing Tribute to Col. Nwokeabia’s Exemplary Welfare Leadership
Omenihu Alfred fibmn
The National Welfare Officer of Man of Order and Discipline movement of Nigeria, MOD, MOD Col. Edwin Nwokeabia, has expressed profound gratitude to Almighty God and extended heartfelt commendation to the National Executive Council, as well as the entire MOD family, for the resounding success of the recently concluded National Security Summit held in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital.
In an exclusive and engaging interaction with the Editor-in-Chief of National Impact Glitz Magazine during the week, the urbane, calm, and highly disciplined senior officer described the summit as a defining moment and a watershed in the history of MOD.
Speaking with measured words and evident pride, Col. Nwokeabia stated:
“The National Executive Council demonstrated uncommon commitment and diligence. Our revered chaplains exhibited extraordinary zeal and spiritual fervor. The National Planning Committee, despite a few logistical challenges, coordinated the entire process with remarkable excellence and professionalism. The guest speakers delivered with depth and conviction, while MOD representatives drawn from every nook and cranny of this great nation came with a renewed spirit and a collective resolve to change the narrative. Without a doubt, it can only be God who made this possible” he opined.
The outspoken and passionate National Welfare Officer further charged all members of MOD across the length and breadth of the country to rise to the occasion by exemplifying the highest standards of order, discipline, and integrity in every sphere of life.
According to him:
“This National Security Summit has undoubtedly birthed a new dawn for MOD. It is therefore incumbent upon us to guard this new dawn jealously and to ensure that the gains recorded are sustained and built upon. The eyes of the world are upon us, and they are expectant to see the transformation and the new MOD that will emerge after this historic outing.”
In a related and equally significant development, the Chaplain General of MOD, Very Rev. Fr. Maj. Gen. Celestine Aniofor*, during his closing remarks at the end of the SMC, poured encomiums on Col. Nwokeabia.
The Chaplain General described the National Welfare Officer’s stewardship as exemplary, selfless, and worthy of emulation by all. He prayed fervently for God’s divine protection, wisdom, and guidance upon all members of MOD as they go forth to implement the resolutions of the summit.
The summit in Uyo has thus been widely described as not just an event, but a movement towards a more disciplined, united, and purpose-driven MOD.
