Peoples Club Recognises Prince Iyke Ginigeme For Outstanding Contributions

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Warmest congratulations to my long-time friends, Prince Sir Iyke Ginigeme, Chairman of the PCNI Waco Branch, and Chief Dr. Acho Orabuchi, on the success of the recent new members’ induction ceremony.

​Dr. Acho Orabuchi has been a proven community leader in the Dallas area and throughout Texas for many years. He will undoubtedly be a tremendous asset to the Waco Branch and the Peoples Club as a whole. I congratulate him on his induction and warmly welcome him into the Peoples Club family, where he truly belongs.

​To both Sir Iyke and Dr. Orabuchi, please accept my sincere apologies for my absence at the induction ceremony in Dallas/Waco despite my earlier promise. I have no doubt the event was a class act. Sir Iyke, I know what you are capable of—keep up the great work and continue pushing forward.

​I am confident you provided exceptional hospitality to our President and the entire national delegation visiting from Nigeria. I look forward to making it up to you both in the near future.

​Congratulations once again!

Chief Sir Polly Ubah
Ugo Eji Eje Mba Na Ishi-Ubomiri
Chairman Emeritus, PCNI-Princeton Branch, NJ, Global 1st Vice President Emeritus,
Patron-Elect

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