Anambra born billionaire business mogul, serial entrepreneur, and philanthropist, Chief Otti Ikechukukwu Abraham (Ikenga Umuchu), has condoled with the Chairman, Orange Drugs Group, Chief Tony Ezenna, (Ikenga Akokwa), over the demise of his younger brother, late Chief Chinedu Ezenna.
The Group Chairman, Allied Victory Nig. Ltd, Chief Otti Ikechukukwu Abraham (Mighty Mighty Umuchu), was accompanied by other business men, friends and close associates to register their condolences while showing solidarity during this moment of grief.
In a heartwarming condolence message, Chief Otti Ikechukwu Abraham (Mighty Mighty Umuchu), on behalf of his friends and associates, registered their sympathy to the entire bereaved Ezenna family in Akokwa Community, Ideato North Local Government, Imo State, over the irreplaceable loss of their son, brother, father, and husband, Chinedu Ezenna, praying God to pardon his weaknesses and grant his soul a peaceful repose.
The oil and gas magnate, Chief Abraham, however, seized the opportunity of the visit to also commend Chairman of the Orange Drugs Nig. Ltd, Chief Sir Tony Ezenna, (Ikenga Akokwa), for being a rallying point in providing job opportunities for young Nigerians and other Africans around the world through his business conglomerate.
He saluted his resilience and grace, describing him as the pride of Ideato nation having demonstrated exemplary and inspiring leadership to young aspiring entrepreneurs over the years. He also maintained that nothing happens by chance as success takes commitment, diligence, hard work, and not sheer luck.
Among the friends and business associates of Chief Abraham (Ikenga Umuchu, Mighty Mighty) that accompanied him to the condolence visit include Chief Ishmael Emeka Onyinye Udenka (Onyinyechukwunyere Dunukofia), Chairman|CEO, Lucky Gardens Properties Ltd, Chife Ekene Ohanugo (Ikenga I of Nawfija), Chief Arinze Okoye Odogo (Odinanwa -na- Okoh), Chairman |CEO, Zona Properties and Odili Arizona international Ltd, Chief Osy Okoye Ugochukwumelueze na Awkaetiti (Osypapa).
