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During the last pre-screening webinar for our documentary on Dr. M I Okpara, one of the panelists, Prof. Pat Utomi, described Okpara as “the Lee Kuan Yew of Africa”.

The giant strides of the Okpara’s administration is still referred to today. Little wonder, he is still being
described as the finest leader the East (and even Nigeria) has ever produced.

Join the Centre for Memories as we hold another webinar to usher in the second global screening of the documentary: “M. I. Power: The Legend and The Legacy”.
The webinar is titled “Ọlụobodo: A Call To Service” and will hold as follows

Webinar link: bit.ly/2M0FzoP

YouTube Screening link: bit.ly/3qwRjOD

The webinar will start at exactly 5:00 PM WAT (UTC+1) on Saturday, February 27, 2021. You can join the webinar
using this link bit.ly/35X74pM.

MODERATOR

Mr. Jerome Okolo, Co-founder, Safi Africa Energy Limited.

PANELISTS

Chief Onyema Ugochukwu, First Executive Chairman, NDDC.

Chief John Nnia Nwodo, Former President-General, Ohaneze Ndigbo.

Dr. Ije Jidenma, CEO,
Leading Edge Consulting.

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