Barrister Prince Sunny Ebhojiaye hosted friends and associates on his 61 years celebration on 1st October 2021 to a lavish celebration. His purposeful living which is driven by humility, hardwork and dedication to service has surely place him among men of immense wealth of knowledge, wisdom, and integrity in the society.
Even those who abhor his determination to always speak the truth to authority cannot deny the fact that Ambassador Sunny Ebhojiaye is a distinguished erudite human rights activist lawyer cum journalist who cannot be ignored when the roll of men of virtue is called in this part of the world.
A charismatic, vibrant, intelligent, disciplined and humane broadcaster. The journey into reckoning of the publisher and chief executive officer of CITY EXPRESS NEWS, P.S.I. Ebhojiaye and Associates Alpha and Omega Chambers and President General of Miss Nigeria Independence Beauty pageant organization may not be swift, but it was speadily achieved with patriotic and selfless zeal.
It was seven days of praying and fasting that lasted to October 1st 2021, with the grand reception at Quincy International Hotel, Apapa, Lagos. After the celebration par excellence, Barrister Sunny Ebhojiaye told CITY EXPRESS NEWS that Nigerians need to pray for peace, unity and progress. He noted Nigeria is reaping the rewards of wickedness of bad leadership.
” I am ashamed to have been born on 1st October 1960, the same date with Nigeria,s independence day.
According to the fearless human rights lawyer, Nigeria leaders should be ashame of themselves calling Nigeria the giant of Africa. President Mohammadu Buhari and his cabinet members should ask God for forgiveness and pray for Nigeria.
Any person who love me should pray for me and Nigeria generally. This lingering security challenges facing the country is enough for one to deny Nigeria citizenship. “We need God more than before to intercede for the country upliftment.”
By Osas Itaman.
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