Felix Mbata, Lagos state
In a heartwarming display of brotherly love and admiration, Hon. Mike Nmoka from Igbanke town Orhionmwon Local Government Area, a respected leader from Edo State, shares his thoughts on his younger brother, CSP Chaplain Ezekiel Ugbotor’s, remarkable journey. As Chaplain Ugbotor celebrates his 50th birthday and book launch, Hon. Nmoka reflects on his brother’s humble beginnings, his growth, and his achievements.
– “A Brother’s Reflections”
Hon. Nmoka fondly remembers Chaplain Ugbotor’s growth, describing him as humble, respectful, and hardworking. He mentored Chaplain Ugbotor, witnessing his transformation from a young man to a dedicated police officer and community leader. “Ezekiel is popularly called Chuks, he is a very humble human being, very respectful, and when he joined the police, we were very much curious, because of his humility. But like everything that has life, God’s destiny led him to the ministry, the religious arm of the Police Force.”
Chaplain Ugbotor’s Achievements
Hon. Nmoka is proud of Chaplain Ugbotor’s achievements, particularly his success in the police force and his commitment to community service. “He has excelled to the level which he is today. He has excelled, and we are very proud of him. He is also a community leader, he attends all community programs in Lagos, even at home, and he is the chairman of my town security vigilant group in my community Egbanke.”
Advice to Chaplain Ugbotor
Given the caliber of personalities attending the celebration, Hon. Nmoka believes Chaplain Ugbotor’s future is bright. “When I saw the caliber of personalities that graced the occasion today, I will begin to wonder the kind of connection, the kind of responsibilities, the kind of believability, trust that people have for him. We have no iota of doubt that he will not get to the zenith of his profession, God willing.”
Wishes for Chaplain Ugbotor and Family
Hon. Nmoka wishes Chaplain Ugbotor and his family continued blessings, multiplication, and success. “My wish for him and his family is that God will continue to bless him and his family, multiply him, and use him to do great heights for several people. So that the blessings of God will continue to multiply through him in every fold.”
Conclusion
As Chaplain Ugbotor celebrates this milestone, Hon. Nmoka ‘s words of encouragement and pride serve as a reminder of the impact one person can have on their community and beyond. We join Hon. Nmoka in congratulating Chaplain Ugbotor and wishing him many more years of service to God and humanity.