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You are welcome to my personal website. The aim of this website is to share my personal thoughts with you and also to circulate necessary information across to the members of the Archdiocese both the priests, religious and laity. It is a platform for our youth who are always surfing the web for information to receive the word of God and ask questions on the issues of the faith. You can also use this medium to book appointment with me. Feel free to forward your good suggestions that will enable our diocese to improve to me. As you do, remain blessed in the Lord

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All authority belongs to God who entrusts them to men as stewards of His gifts.He shares it with men for service and the common good says d Archbishop,Most Rev.Val Okeke.He encourages us to a deeper relationship with God which sets us on the path of favours & expands the coast of our blessings unto God’s glory.You are ever in his spiritual regards.Hv a successful new week.

ABOUT ME

Born: Tuesday, 20 October 1953.

Primary Education: 1959-1966 at St. Anthony’s Catholic School, Umudioka, and St. Gabriel’s Catholic School, Ifitedunu.

Secondary Education: Christ the King College, Onitsha (1967). His education was interrupted by a civil war in Nigeria (1967-1970). Through the inspiration of then Monsignor Emmanuel Otteh (Late Emeritus Bishop of Issele-Uku) he continued his secondary education at All Hallows’ Seminary, Onitsha (1970-1973) and completed at Colliery Comprehensive Secondary School, Enugu (1974).

Post Secondary Education: Philosophical Studies: 1975 – 1977, and Theological Studies: 1977 – 1981, at Bigard Memorial Seminary Enugu and Ikot Ekpene respectively.

Priestly Ordination: Saturday July 11, 1981 by Most Rev. (now Cardinal) Francis Arinze, then Archbishop of Onitsha.

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With deep sense of gratitude, we offer unlimited thanks to God our Almighty and merciful Father for the opportunity to reflect on yet another very important aspect of our faith

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My coat of arms has a striking image of Jesus the Good Shepherd in the shield. The image clearly presents Jesus as the Good Shepherd as graphically depicts in the gospel of St. John Chapter 10.

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The biblical figure of Moses can serve as an inspiration to the bishop. He was a committed pastor, a courageous leader and a prayer person, a true pontifex, a bridge and mediator between God and his people always returning to the people with a radiant face after his dialogue with the Lord ….the Bishop is […]
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2020 Divine Mercy Sunday
2020 Divine Mercy Sunday
Success without a successor is failure because life is transitory. And our schools are the places we groom our children so that we have successors.
Homily at Stella Maris College, Umueri Pastoral Visit
Homily at Stella Maris College, Umueri Pastoral Visit
Keep hope alive and never despair!!! The Future holds a great promise
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2020 Easter Message

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