Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa, The APGA
National Chairman Cares for the Elderly Priests at the Blessed Iwene Tansi Priests’ Center Nnewi – Written by Nduka Anyanwu, SA, Media to the National Chairman
APGA, Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa
The visit to the Blessed Iwene Tansi Priest’s Center in Nnewi, Anambra State which is dedicated to caring for aged and ailing priests, holds particular significance for Barr. Ezeokenwa, the National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), who extended heartfelt words of comfort and solidarity to the elderly priests. Recognizing the invaluable contributions these priests have made to society, Barr. Ezeokenwa emphasized the importance of honoring and supporting them in their golden years.
In an emotional appeal to society, government, and the affluent, Barr. Ezeokenwa called for increased backing for the cause of elderly priests. He underscored the moral imperative for all individuals and institutions to rally around these venerable figures, ensuring they receive the care and respect they deserve.
Highlighting the alignment of his visit with APGA’s core ideology of being one’s brother’s and sister’s keeper, Barr. Ezeokenwa reiterated the party’s unwavering commitment to social welfare and communal support. He emphasized that caring for the elderly priests exemplifies the essence of APGA’s ethos.
“Caring for the elderly priests at the Blessed Iwene Tansi Priest’s Center in Nnewi is an important responsibility that requires attention and support,” the APGA Chairman said, emphasizing that it was part of the Party philosophy to provide care for the elderly priests. These could come as healthcare and medical Support, emotional and social support, spiritual guidance and pastoral care needs, as well as visits by counselors/psychologists from time to time, to care for them.
Also among the required cares are daily living assistance, infrastructure and accessibility to the center. There is need for financial support that will take care of their various daily needs, healthcare expenses, and personal requirements which are vital at this critical time in our country. Continuing Education and Personal Development as well as Volunteer and Community Engagement as well are very essential. The APGA leader has demonstrated his commitment to aiding elderly priests by following his recent visit to a similar facility as well in Akwa.
Caring for the elderly priests at the Blessed Iwene Tansi Priest’s Center in Nnewi necessitates an all-inclusive approach that addresses their physical, emotional, spiritual, and social well-being as reiterated in this article and by providing comprehensive support and creating a nurturing environment, we can honor their contributions and ensure that they live fulfilling lives in their later years.
For and on-behalf of Barrister Sly Ezeokenwa,
APGA National Chairman
