I completely understand you, and I sincerely appreciate you for taking the time out of your very busy schedule to put things in place and ensure that the platform is properly set up. I know there are technicalities involved, and I’m equally doing my best remotely from home to keep things moving on my end. Honestly, I can’t wait for that day to come, when everything will finally begin to align and take shape as we’ve planned.
The main reason I forwarded the message from the *Coronation Committee,* (of which I happen to be a chosen member at my age), was simply to keep you abreast and, most importantly, to enable us speed up whatever we are doing so that we can forestall any possible glitch in our execution and coverage. I want us to be prepared ahead of time rather than start running around when the dates are eventually announced.
I also want to sincerely thank you for the sacrifices you are making and for the seriousness you are bringing into this. I don’t take it for granted at all.
While we hope and pray for the best, I strongly feel we need to start working with the schedule already drawn up. We need to be proactive and ensure that what happened to our great elder statesman and nonagenarian (Chief Michael Nwobi) does not God forbid, happen again to any of the remaining Ndi Ishi Ala Abajah Ama-Asato and, of course, the Traditional Prime Minister, Onowu of Abajah.
I’ve also been in touch with Bishop, who has been away attending to his convalescing father at the Orthopaedic Hospital ever since that unfortunate incident. We continue to pray for his speedy recovery and safe return.
*Nwannem Ukwu m* another thing I sincerely want us to consider is taking these deluge of mapped out projects one at a time. I honestly think you are making the execution more difficult for yourself by trying to work on everything simultaneously.
Let us first get the *PLATFORM* right. Once the platform is properly established, then the *Media & Publicity* can begin to give us the visibility and strong online presence we need. From there, many of the other things will become much easier to execute because people will begin to see what we are doing and understand the vision.
I have told you before that I don’t want to work for you, but with you. That alone, speaks volumes about how seriously I take what we are trying to build.
And please, for now, if things are not going as planned, forget about the money you said you’ll pay me as salary , and let’s start first. In as much as I need money to take care of my family, at this stage, I would rather we focus on starting something tangible and getting the foundation right. When we get it right, every other thing will follow.
As our people say, “Ura tọwa ụtọ, e kwowe ya ekwowe.” Let us get the beginning right, and the rest will follow.
In no distant time, the Coronation will begin, and beyond that, we have so many cultural and community activities ahead of us.
*Edere
Umudiagba!*
*Uri Amuma Umuokpo!*
Football competition involving the eight villages, both male and female category sponsored by the Youth President of Abajah.
Then comes the December’s Christmas League *(Branches),* and ultimately the Abajah Carnival, proudly powered and sponsored by AAS *Abajah All Stars*
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I really want us to start from somewhere asap brother.
Let us draw a clear plan, take it step by step, and stick to it. Once we kick off properly and enter the limelight,we can begin to reach out to people for assistance.
See, no one ever makes it by just hoping and praying, no one. We have to plan, start, execute, review, and keep moving.
So, while you handle the technicalities on the platform, I’ll continue doing my best from this end. Let us keep communicating, align our thoughts, and make sure we are moving in the same direction.
I remain fully committed to this, Nwannem. I believe in what we are trying to build, and I believe that if we get the foundation right, the results will speak for itself.
Thank you once again for everything you are doing. God bless you, and may He give us the wisdom, strength and resources to bring this vision to life,Amen
Your’s Truly. . .
Isidore Chiemeziem Ohaji
*(Ọ̀CHỊ
ÀBỤ́TỌ́)*