Pastor Nwankwo Kingsley Chiemeka celebrates CSP Ezekiel Ugbotor, a dedicated chaplain whose unwavering commitment to serving others has touched countless lives. As we mark his 50th birthday and the launch of his book, “Chaplaincy as a Ministry,” Pastor Nwankwo shares his insights and admiration for CSP Ugbotor’s remarkable work.
Q: Pastor Nwankwo, you’re among the esteemed guests celebrating CSP Ezekiel Ugbotor’s 50th birthday and book launch. Can you introduce yourself and share your feelings about the award conferred upon you today?
A: Thank you for having me. I’m Pastor Nwankwo Kingsley Chiemeka, and I’m honored to be part of this celebration. I feel grateful and my heart is full of joy seeing so many people gathered to celebrate CSP Chaplain Ezekiel Ugbotor, a great man. I appreciate the award conferred on me today; it will motivate me to continue doing more for humanity.
Q: That’s wonderful! Can you tell us about the ways you’ve been supporting CSP Chaplain Ugbotor’s work that might have attracted this award?
A: While I couldn’t specify particular instances, I’ve always answered the call to support humanitarian causes. I’ll continue to contribute to meaningful initiatives and render more support to humanity.
Q: That’s commendable. How would you describe the qualities of CSP Chaplain Ezekiel Ugbotor, the celebrant?
A: CSP Chaplain Ugbotor is a great man, a man of honor, and a man of integrity. I hold him in high esteem and love him like a father. When you see him, you see greatness, honesty, and transparency. I really appreciate him.
Q: Some Nigerians might have negative perceptions about police officers. What advice would you give to them based on your experience with Chaplain Ugbotor and other godly police officers?
A: People have different opinions, and those far from the truth might say anything based on their perspectives. However, when you come close to the police, you’ll see many great and godly officers like Chaplain Ugbotor, who are transparent and dedicated to their duties. People around can testify to the great work he’s been doing. I encourage people not to judge based on hearsay but to verify information and make informed judgments.
Q: That’s wise counsel. What message would you like to convey to CSP Chaplain Ugbotor as he celebrates his 50th birthday and launches his book, “Chaplaincy as a Ministry”?
A: I want to congratulate him and wish him more great years, prosperity, and long life in good health. I encourage him to continue his good work, knowing that God sees everything he does and will reward him. God is the rewarder of good works, and I believe He will bless him abundantly.
Q: Finally, what do you hope CSP Chaplain Ugbotor’s legacy will be, and how do you see his book impacting the world?
A: I hope his legacy will be one of compassion, kindness, and service to humanity. His book, “Chaplaincy as a Ministry,” will undoubtedly inspire many to follow in his footsteps and make a positive impact in their communities. I’m confident that his work will continue to touch lives and bring glory to God.