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Peoples Club Of Nigeria International, Gainesville Branch, Hosts Its Inaugural Event And First Induction Ceremony In The US
Peoples Club Of Nigeria International, Gainesville Branch TX, USA, Holds Inauguration And 1st Induction Ceremony
The Peoples Club of Nigeria International, Gainesville Branch TX, USA, has held its inauguration and 1st induction ceremony in grand style. The event, which took place on August 16, 2024, at the AA Event Center, Dallas, was attended by dignitaries from across the globe.
In his remarks, Chief (Barr) Onyebueke Fidelis Obi (Ahaejiagamba 1 of Mbano), President of People’s Club of Nigeria international, commended the members for their teamwork and loyalty to the authority, emphasizing the importance of adhering to the club’s constitution.
According to Obi, the inauguration “is special because it was brought to fruition by the unrelenting efforts of Chief Lolo Clara with the understanding and cooperation of her colleagues of like minds and moral support from people of good will.
“It was unique as it showed the qualities that Clara is made of. I commended the members for team work and be loyal to the authority and play according to our constitution.”
The Gainesville Branch TX, USA, is made up of young, energetic, vibrant, and enterprising members. The branch is led by Chief Lolo Clara Azubuike (Okwuru Okarisia 1), who founded the branch and has worked tirelessly to establish it within a short time.
Speaking, Chief Lolo Clara Azubuike said, “I am overwhelmed with joy and gratitude as we mark the inauguration of the Gainesville Branch TX, USA, a dream I have nurtured for so long. I want to thank everyone who has supported me on this journey, your contributions have been invaluable. I am proud to say that we have achieved this milestone within a short time, and I look forward to seeing the great things this branch will accomplish.”
The event was attended by members of the Club’s Central Executive Committee (CEC), including: National President PCNI, Chief Barr. Fidelis Onyebueke (Ahaejiagamba 1 of Mbano); Chairman Tri-City Branch, Hon Chief Best Ejereonyeoku; National Patron Galveston Branch, Hon Chief Sir Dr. Don Ibekwe (Omemgbeoji); National Patron Copus Christ Branch, Hon Chief Dr. Obiajulu Sunny Uzuh (Isichitumugo Ugo 1); Patron Elect Victoria Branch, Hon Sir Dr. Chris Iguh (Ozowulu Ezumezu) and Assistant Chief National Protocol Officer/SNO & Founding Chairman Emeritus Austin Branch, Hon Ichie Napoleon Onyeje (Mirienweiro 1 n’Isuochi).
Also, the 2nd Assistant National Secretary/SNO Houston Branch, Hon Mazi Emma Onwukamuchie; 2nd Assistant National Financial Secretary Texarkana Branch, Hon HC Humphrey Enyioha (Ikoroukwu 1); 2nd Assistant National Social Welfare Copus Christi Branch, Hon Chief Stephen Ameh; Chairman Emeritus NYC Branch, Hon Chief Dr. Chris Nworijh; Action Chairman Austin Branch, Hon Chief Chris Lemchi (Akudo 1 of Okwele) and Chairman Texarkana Branch, Hon Sir HC Dr. Emmanuel Igwe (Enyioha).
Others were Secretary NYC Branch, Hon Dr. Arch. Ngozi Nnakwe (Madam President 1 of Ohuhu); Assistant Secretary Austin Branch, Hon Nze Dr. Bennett Ndubisi (Akwadike 1 n’ Iheala); Secretary Victoria Branch, Hon Dr. Osy Aneke; Secretary Tri-City Branch, Hon Michael Ogwude (Nnamebuife).
Diaspora Watch reports that the Peoples Club of Nigeria was formed in 1971 in Aba, present-day Abia state, by a small group of individuals led by Chief Titus I. Ume-Ezeoke of blessed memory. The club’s motto, “unity, love & Service,” reflects its founding principle of “be your brother’s Keeper.”
Since its inception, the club has grown rapidly, with branches now established in every major city in Nigeria and internationally in cities such as Houston, London, and Toronto.
The club’s membership is built on respect, recognition, and adherence to a strict code of social ethics and decorum, emphasizing class, elegance, and nobility in the pursuit of happiness.
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Dignitaries, Chiefs, Others In Attendance As PCNI Austin Branch Celebrates End of Year Party In Texas
It was a night of glamour and excitement as the Austin Branch of the People’s Club of Nigeria International (PCNI) held its end of year party on Saturday, November 30, 2024.Diaspora Watch reports that the well-attended event, which took place at Wingate by Wyndham Round Rock Hotel and Conference Center, Texas, was a celebration of the branch’s achievements and a show of appreciation to God for His blessings throughout the year.
In his address, Hon. Chief Chris Lemchi, the Action Chairman of PCNI Austin Branch who doubles as Akudo 1 of Okwelle Ancient Kingdom welcomed guests and appreciated the presence of dignitaries from various branches of the club.
The event was also graced by the presence of Patron-Elect Ichie Napoleon Onyeje, Mirienweiro, Hon. Patron Chief Dr. Don Ibekwe, Ulu Nimo from Galveston Branch, Patron, Chief Dr. Onyekachi Okoro, Patron-Elect, First National PCNI Vice President Emeritus, Chairman Emeritus, Secretary Emeritus Dallas Branch and the Sponsoring Chairman of our awesome Austin Branch, Assistant National Secretary Hon. Emmanuel Onwukamuche, Secretary Emeritus, First International Branch Houston, High Chief Humphrey Enyioha, Ikoroukwu Texarkana Branch, Hon. Chief Bright Nwokocha, Ugwumba, Chairman Emeritus, First International Branch – Houston, Hon. Nze Dr. Bon Ikwuagwu, Omekaozuo, Chairman 1st International Branch Houston, Hon. Ichie High Chief Sir Dr. Peter I. Okafor, Agbawodike Izu, Chairman Emeritus Dallas, Hon. Chief Chris Ogbuehi, Chairman-Elect – Dallas, Hon. Prince Ike Ginigeme, Founding Chairman Waco Branch, Hon. Chief Dr. Emma Igwe – Founding Chairman Texarkana Branch, Hon. Chief Dr. Emma Igwe, Founding Chairman Texarkana Branch, and Hon. Chief Clara Obidike-Egbim, Okwuru Okarisia 1 of Ebikoro Kingdom, Anyanwu Nwanneka – Founding Chairman of People’s Club of Nigeria- Gainesville Branch and PA to PCNI International President.
Other dignitaries included the President General of Enyimba, Honorable Ubabuike, UBA, Chief Martin Osuji, president Coal City, Chief Francis Odu, president Enyimba Austin, and Chief Fred Ojiyi, President IPC, Hon. Chief Chris Lemchi, Akudo 1 Of Okwelle Ancient Kingdom, Action Chairman PCNI Austin Branch, First Lady, Lolo Rachel Lemchi, Kpakpandudiya, Adakekeocha and Patron-Elect Ichie Napoleon Onyeje, Mirienweiro.
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