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Valentine Ozigbo Inaugurated as Patron of Anambra State Legacy UK in London

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Valentine Ozigbo


London, United Kingdom – December 9, 2025

In a landmark cultural and diaspora engagement event covered by Njenje Media News, distinguished business leader and philanthropist Valentine Ozigbo was formally inaugurated on Sunday as the Patron of Anambra State Legacy UK, a rapidly expanding organisation of young Anambra professionals and entrepreneurs in the United Kingdom.

The colourful ceremony, held in London, drew hundreds of participants from across the UK and Ireland. Traditional music, cultural showcases, goodwill messages, and the presentation of a ceremonial staff of office underscored the significance of the occasion. According to Njenje Media News, the atmosphere reflected deep pride in Igbo heritage and a renewed commitment to strengthening diaspora ties.

In his acceptance address, Ozigbo described the recognition as “a call to higher service,” affirming his dedication to fostering unity, promoting cultural values, and supporting developmental initiatives that connect Ndi Anambra globally.

“I am deeply honoured by this recognition. Anambra State Legacy UK embodies the innovation, professionalism, and cultural depth of our people. As your Patron, I will work closely with the organisation to celebrate our heritage, strengthen our bonds, and encourage impactful diaspora contributions,” Ozigbo stated.

Mr. Chijioke Ezeife, National President of Anambra State Legacy UK, noted that Ozigbo’s appointment was unanimously endorsed, citing his notable achievements in business, philanthropy, and community leadership.

“Valentine Ozigbo has consistently exemplified leadership that resonates with young Anambra people worldwide. His ability to unite, inspire, and drive meaningful change makes him the ideal Patron for our organisation,” Ezeife said.

Prominent Anambra sons and daughters also delivered goodwill messages, commending Ozigbo’s accomplishments, including his tenure as President/CEO of Transcorp Plc and his longstanding work empowering youth and supporting cultural development initiatives.

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Analysts told Njenje Media News that the inauguration reflects the increasing importance of diaspora organisations in fostering cultural identity, strengthening community networks, and mobilising resources for social and economic impact. Anambra State Legacy UK continues to expand its reach, creating platforms that connect young professionals and encourage collaborative development efforts.