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United Igbo Elders Council Senator Magnus Ngie Abe (Dike di Ora Nma Ndigbo)

United Igbo Elders Council Worldwide (UNIEC), Office of the Secretary, Board of Trustees 

Date: 30th January, 2025. 

Senator Magnus Ngie Abe (Dike di Ora Nma Ndigbo), Chairman, National Agency For The Great Wall Initiative, Federal Republic of Nigeria

HEARTFELT CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR APPOINTMENT 

Dear Distinguished Senator,

I, on behalf of the The Board and National Council of United Igbo Elders Council Worldwide (UNIEC) extend our warmest congratulations to you on your well-deserved appointment as the Chairman of the Agency for the Great Green Wall Initiative.

Your unwavering dedication to public service, leadership excellence, and commitment to national development have once again been recognized at the highest level.

As Dike di Ora Nma Ndigbo, a title bestowed upon you in recognition of your bridge-building efforts and deep-rooted connections with the Igbo people, we take immense pride in your continued rise in service to our great nation. Your appointment to this critical agency is a testament to your integrity, visionary leadership, and passion for environmental sustainability. We are confident that under your guidance, the Great Green Wall Initiative will achieve remarkable progress in combating desertification, enhancing ecological restoration, and improving the livelihoods of communities across Nigeria and beyond.

The United Igbo Elders Council Worldwide stands with you in full support and prayers as you embark on this noble responsibility. May your tenure be marked by great success, impactful achievements, and enduring legacies for future generations.

Once again, congratulations!,

H. E. Pastor Michael Obierika 
Secretary, Board of Trustees 


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