Page Nav

HIDE

Breaking News:

latest

Ads Place

Ads Place

Obi hails Nigerian man honoured in Canada with community park

Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the 2023 general election, has praised Emeka Nnadi, a Nigerian man based in Canada, for having a community park named after him in Winnipeg’s Bridgwater area.


In a post shared on his verified social media handle, Obi highlighted Nnadi’s consistent leadership as the driving force behind this recognition.


He called on Nigerians abroad to emulate Nnadi’s example by demonstrating quality leadership that enhances national pride.


Obi remarked, “I recently read an inspiring story about a Canadian-based Nigerian, renowned architect and community leader, Emeka Nnadi, who had a community park named after him in Winnipeg’s Bridgwater, Canada, due to his immense contributions to community development and societal growth.


According to reports, the renowned Nigerian architect helped to develop the Bridgwater area, by transforming what in 2006 was roughly 600 hectares of provincially owned farmland into multiple neighbourhoods with thousands of homes.


This is why I have consistently maintained that committed leadership, which will build a productive nation for our teeming youths, remains critical for national development. With the very diverse array of skills, talents and energy among the youths,


We have all it takes to position our dear nation on the path of development, given the right leadership. I congratulate Emeka Nnadi for his outstanding contribution to community development in Canada, which earned him this recognition.


I encourage him, and other Nigerians in the diaspora, to remain good ambassadors of our dear nation, and continue to contribute to our national development, as we build the New Nigeria which is possible.”

No comments