Peter Obi hails Nigerian architect honoured in Canada for neighborhood improvement

A former presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has congratulated Emeka Nnadi, a Nigerian architect and neighborhood chief, on his recognition in Canada for his excellent contributions to neighborhood improvement and societal progress.

Obi made this recognized in an announcement on his social media account on Sunday.

Emeka Nnadi was honoured with a neighborhood park named after him in Winnipeg’s Bridgwater neighbourhood, Canada, for his outstanding achievements.

Obi praised Nnadi’s transformation of the Bridgwater space from farmland to thriving neighbourhoods, demonstrating the impression of dedicated management on nationwide improvement.

He inspired Nnadi and different Nigerians within the diaspora to proceed being ambassadors of Nigeria and contribute to the nation’s progress, emphasizing the potential of Nigeria’s youths to drive improvement with the appropriate management.

He wrote, “I not too long ago learn an inspiring story a few Canadian-based Nigerian, famend architect and neighborhood chief, Emeka Nnadi, who had a neighborhood park named after him in Winnipeg’s Bridgwater, Canada, as a consequence of his immense contributions to neighborhood improvement and societal progress.

“In line with stories, the famend Nigerian architect helped to develop the Bridgwater space, by remodeling what in 2006 was roughly 600 hectares of provincially owned farmland into a number of neighbourhoods with 1000’s of properties.

“For this reason I’ve constantly maintained that dedicated management, which can construct a productive nation for our teeming youths, stays important for nationwide improvement.

“With the very various array of expertise, abilities and power among the many youths, now we have all it takes to place our expensive nation on the trail of improvement, given the appropriate management.

“I congratulate Emeka Nnadi for his excellent contribution to neighborhood improvement in Canada, which earned him this recognition.

“I encourage him, and different Nigerians within the diaspora, to stay good ambassadors of our expensive nation, and proceed to contribute to our nationwide improvement, as we construct the New Nigeria which is feasible.