The King: His Royal Highness UGA IV — Ezeoha of Nkwoegwu
About The King
His Royal Highness Eze Sir Chijioke James Chikwekwem UGA IV, is a distinguished leader, hails from Okpuala Umuekwule in Ohuhu, Umuahia North LGA of Abia State. He is the loving husband of her Royal Majesty Queen Florence Chikwekwem, and together, they are blessed with four children: Princess Ijeoma, Prince Amarachukwu, Prince Chukwuemeka, and Princess Chidindu.
Biography
Early Life & Education
Born and raised in the heart of Nkwoegwu, His Royal Highness was deeply rooted in tradition and community from an early age. He pursued his formal education with excellence, eventually becoming a highly respected petroleum engineer, working both locally and internationally in the oil and gas industry.
Career as Petroleum Engineer
Before ascending to the throne, HRH Ezeoha UGA IV had a distinguished career in the petroleum industry. His expertise in the field allowed him to make significant contributions to energy development, particularly in the areas of sustainable energy practices and community involvement in the industry.
Ascension to the Throne
HRH Ezeoha UGA IV was crowned as the Ezeoha of Nkwoegwu on [insert coronation date]. The ceremony, steeped in tradition, was attended by members of the royal family, community leaders, and subjects. With a clear vision for the future, HRH has worked tirelessly to honor his ancestors while leading the community into an era of development and unity.
The Coronation
The coronation ceremony, steeped in rich Igbo tradition, was a monumental event attended by dignitaries, traditional rulers, clergy, family, and well-wishers from within and outside Abia State. During the event, he was officially bestowed the revered title “Ezeoha UGA-IV”, signifying his role as the unifying father and custodian of culture, peace, and development in Nkwoegwu.
Awards and Recognition
His Royal Highness has been the recipient of numerous prestigious awards in recognition of his service to his community and country. These include:
- Dike a Nagbara Izu by Ike II of Ikenga Autonomous Community
- Ugwumba Ohuhu by the Ohuhu Traditional Rulers Council
- Dike a Nagbara Izu by Ikenga Autonomous Community
- Eriwe Echeta Ibe by Ohuhu Federated Women
- Diamond Father by Wesley Methodist Church, Umuekule
- Special Recognition by the Okpuala Umuekwule Community
- Knight of John Wesley by the Methodist Church, Nigeria
- Chevron Texaco 36 Years Award of Distinction