His Royal Majesty, late Dr. Eze Ezo Ukandu – the traditional head of Isuikwuato, Abia State, was an exceptional leader. His 48-year reign exemplified dedication, success and service.
From entrepreneur to beloved monarch, Eze Ezo Ukandu left a lasting legacy in politics, business and community development.
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The monarch earned respect nationally and internationally. He co-founded the National Forum of Traditional Rulers and the South-East Council of Traditional Rulers, promoting national development and cooperation. Following this, former President Olusegun Obasanjo appointed him the first National Royal Ambassador for the Southeast.
A humanitarian and philanthropist, Eze Ezo Ukandu empowered youths through the Ukandu Scholarship scheme and business initiatives. He contributed to key infrastructure projects, including: the Abia State University and Imo State Airport.
Imenyi Kingdom prospered under his leadership, with advancements in development, progress, and prosperity.
As a mark respect, eminent Nigerians will attend his four-day funeral rites, honoring his remarkable life and legacy.
The funeral committee’s chairman, Senator Emma Nwaka, along with the secretary, Dr. Onyinye Rufus-Obi (Omekannaya), announced that the four-day funeral rite has been organised to honour the prominent and respected monarch.
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