Charles Chukwunekwulum Obi Conferred Peace and Reconciliation Ambassadorship, Lauded for Leadership and Service

 
 By Genesis Ogiri

Abuja, Nigeria — Beneath the glittering light of the National Merit Award House, Metama, Abuja, history was made as Charles Chukwunekwulum Obi, Chief Executive Officer of C Decency Computer Nigeria Limited and Chairman of the Area One Shopping Complex, Abuja, was decorated with the prestigious title of Ambassador of Peace and Reconciliation by the Advanced Peace and Reconciliation Center of Nigeria, under the auspices of Chartered Mediators and Arbitrators.

The illustrious occasion brought together security chiefs, business executives, peace advocates, and community leaders, who all converged to celebrate a man whose leadership journey embodies excellence, resilience, and transformative service to both business and society.

Mr. Obi’s leadership trajectory has been marked by groundbreaking achievements in entrepreneurship and community organization. As CEO of C Decency Computer Nigeria Limited, he built a thriving technology-driven enterprise that has empowered young Nigerians with digital skills and created employment opportunities across sectors. His visionary approach to business has not only strengthened innovation but also enhanced Nigeria’s footprint in the technology marketplace.

In his capacity as Chairman of the Area One Shopping Complex, Abuja, Obi has demonstrated rare organizational acumen. Through reforms that prioritize accountability, fairness, and modern management, he has turned the complex into a model of order, efficiency, and harmony—an achievement that has earned him widespread respect from both traders and industry regulators.

Addressing journalists shortly after receiving the honor, Charles Obi dedicated the award to his community and to Nigeria at large.
He noted that peace and reconciliation are “the foundation upon which true development and prosperity can be built,” stressing that business leaders and community managers have a duty to complement government efforts in fostering stability and growth.

 “This recognition is not just for me, but for every young Nigerian entrepreneur who believes that hard work, integrity, and service to community are the true path to greatness,” he said.

Ambassador Itumo Onyinyechi Priscilla, National President of the Advanced Peace and Reconciliation Center of Nigeria, commended Obi’s commitment to peacebuilding, community development, and ethical leadership. She emphasized that his recognition as an Ambassador of Peace and Reconciliation reflects not only his personal achievements but also his contributions to societal harmony and national growth.

With this honor, Charles Chukwunekwulum Obi joins a select class of leaders whose work bridges business, governance, and peace advocacy. His investiture serves as both a celebration of past accomplishments and a charge to further advance the cause of peace, reconciliation, and sustainable development in Nigeria.

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