Dr. Chimaobi Anyasọ Celebrates Archbishop Sunday Ndukwo Onuoha's Historic Elevation in Methodist Church Nigeria

Umuahia, Abia State - In a heartfelt show of respect and admiration, Dr. Chimaobi Desmond Anyasọ, popularly known as Ofuji Ndị Igbo and Chairman of CAADES Group, has extended his warmest congratulations to Bishop Sunday Ndukwo Onuoha on his elevation to the distinguished office of Archbishop of the Methodist Church Nigeria.

The historic conferment was performed by the Prelate of the Methodist Church Nigeria, His Eminence Dr. Oliver Ali Aba, at the renowned Hoares Memorial Cathedral, marking a significant spiritual milestone not just for Archbishop Onuoha, but for the Methodist community and the Christian body at large.

Dr. Anyasọ, speaking on behalf of his family and the Chima Anyasọ Foundation, described Archbishop Onuoha's elevation as "a divine recognition of a servant's unwavering dedication to God's work." He noted that for nearly three decades, Archbishop Onuoha has consistently demonstrated his commitment by donating Bibles to newly ordained priests, mentoring ministers, and spreading the Gospel through Vision Africa, his impactful faith-based platform.

"Archbishop Onuoha has shepherded countless souls with wisdom and humility, living out the values of love, justice, and peace," Dr. Anyasọ said. "This promotion is not just a human honour, but a heavenly affirmation that he is called to even greater works in the Lord's vineyard."

The Methodist Church Nigeria, under the leadership of His Eminence Dr. Oliver Ali Aba, also commended the Archbishop for his tireless service and deep concern for the advancement of the church's mission.

Dr. Anyasọ prayed that God's grace, divine wisdom, and supernatural strength would accompany Archbishop Onuoha as he embraces the elevated responsibilities of his new office.

"The Methodist Church Nigeria and the entire Body of Christ are blessed to see Your Grace's light shine even brighter in this season. Congratulations once again," he concluded.

The ceremony was attended by senior clergy, dignitaries, and faithful members, all of whom celebrated a man whose life's work has been dedicated to serving God and humanity.