FRSC boss suggests documentation of Ojukwu’s thoughts.
Osita Chidoka, the Corps Marshal of the Federal Roads Safety Commission (FRSC), has called for the documentation of the thoughts of the late Ikemba of Nnewi, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu.
Addressing reporters in Enugu on Thursday, Chidoka said the idea would be the best way to immortalise the late Biafran leader.
The corps marshal, who spoke after paying a condolence visit to Ojukwu’s widow, Bianca, also said it was the only way the future generation would remember him.
Our role as young Igbo men is to immortalise him; Immortalising him will be beyond monuments or physical structures but by documenting his realm of thoughts.
Let his story be told for generations unborn,`` he suggested.
Chidoka described Odumegwu-Ojukwu’s transition as ‘a triumphant exit,’ saying that he fought a good fight and kept his faith with the Igbo.
The corps marshal promised that the commission would make the roads safe during the burial of the late Ikemba in February.
Addressing reporters in Enugu on Thursday, Chidoka said the idea would be the best way to immortalise the late Biafran leader.
The corps marshal, who spoke after paying a condolence visit to Ojukwu’s widow, Bianca, also said it was the only way the future generation would remember him.
Our role as young Igbo men is to immortalise him; Immortalising him will be beyond monuments or physical structures but by documenting his realm of thoughts.
Let his story be told for generations unborn,`` he suggested.
Chidoka described Odumegwu-Ojukwu’s transition as ‘a triumphant exit,’ saying that he fought a good fight and kept his faith with the Igbo.
The corps marshal promised that the commission would make the roads safe during the burial of the late Ikemba in February.
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