Pat Utomi-
Obiano Is Doing Marvelously Well In Anambra, Says Utomi At UNN Awka Alumni Meeting
The Co-Founder of Lagos Business School/Pan Atlantic University and Founder of the Centre For Values in Leadership (CVL) , Professor Pat Utomi says informed individuals have a big role to play to stop Nigeria from going into anarchy.
Utomi stated this while addressing members of University of Nigeria Alumni Association, Awka branch, during its June 2017 meeting and presentation of certificates of honour to class of 1953 to 1967
The meeting was hosted by the Anambra state Commissioner for Information and Communication Strategy, Ogbuefi Tony Nnachetta.
Professor Utomi , an alumnus of UNN said with the way the society is going, groups and organizations like alumni should use their wealth of experience and strength to work towards building stronger institutions to have a better society.
He made it clear that any society that is not investing in the education and wellbeing of its future generation is seriously heading to anarchy.
Professor Utomi added that the likes of Governor Willie Obiano whom he said is doing marvelously well in providing quality leadership to Ndi Anambra is what the country needs presently to scale through, and urged the Governor to sustain the tempo so as not to fail the Igbos as according to him, Anambra is the heart of Igbo nation.
Earlier, the chairman of the ocassion and the Anambra state Chief Judge, Justice Peter Umeadi represented by the Commissioner for Information and Communication Strategy, Ogbuefi Tony Nnachetta, both who are members of the association maintained that University of Nigeria has produced men of high pedigree.
In an address, the branch President of the Association, Dr. Onyeka Okonkwo who regretted that Awka branch of the Association which hitherto played outstanding role in the National Body of the Association is now lagging behind, charged their young graduates to join the association and energize the association.
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