In a moment filled with emotion and gratitude, Chef Uche Cynthia Egbune, a renowned Abuja-based entrepreneur and philanthropist, has publicly expressed her deep appreciation to Senator Ned Nwoko for his extraordinary support during one of the most challenging times of her life: the illness, hospitalization, and burial of her beloved father, Chief Victor Egbune.
Chef Cynthia, who is the CEO of Precious Glory Catering Services and founder of the DGI Development Initiative, described Senator Nwoko as a leader whose kindness and empathy shine as a beacon of hope.
In a heartfelt statement issued on Monday, she said, “Words cannot fully capture the depth of my gratitude to Distinguished Senator Ned Nwoko. During my father’s illness and hospitalization, you showed unwavering support. Your generosity extended even further during his funeral, ensuring he was laid to rest with the dignity he deserved.
“Your compassion gave me strength in my darkest hour. May the Almighty God richly bless you for your selflessness and kind-heartedness. I remain forever grateful, and I wish you and your family a joyous Christmas and a prosperous New Year!”
The statement continued with a note of gratitude to her loyal clients and supporters: “To all our esteemed clients and partners, thank you for standing by Precious Glory Catering Services throughout the year. Rest assured, we remain committed to delivering excellence. Through the DGI Development Initiative, we will continue to support orphans and empower vulnerable women, as we strive to create a better society.”
Chef Cynthia’s words were not just a testament to Senator Nwoko’s generosity but also a reflection of her resilience and passion for making a difference, even in the face of personal loss.
Her heartfelt message resonated as a reminder of the power of compassion and the enduring spirit of gratitude.
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