CWO honours Enyinna Onuegbu with “Unique Father” award

In recognition of his outstanding contributions to faith, family values, and community development, Chief Barrister Enyinna Onuegbu has been honoured with the prestigious “Unique Father” award by the Catholic Women Organization (CWO) of St. Helen’s Catholic Parish, Irete, in Owerri West Local Government Area of Imo State.
The award, presented under the auspices of the Catholic Archdiocese of Owerri, formed part of activities marking the Mothering Sunday celebration, a significant event dedicated to appreciating the role of mothers and family life within the Church.
According to the organisers, the honour was conferred on Chief Onuegbu in recognition of his exemplary lifestyle, unwavering commitment to the growth of the Church, and his impactful contributions to societal development. The Parish Pastoral Council, alongside the CWO, described him as a role model whose dedication to family unity, discipline, and moral values continues to inspire many within and beyond the parish community.
Widely regarded as a humble, approachable, and compassionate leader, Chief Onuegbu is known for his deep sense of responsibility and integrity. Those close to him attest to his calm disposition, wisdom in handling issues, and his readiness to offer guidance and support to both the young and the elderly. His generosity and willingness to uplift others, especially the less privileged, have earned him admiration across different circles.
Beyond his professional accomplishments as a legal practitioner, he is celebrated for his strong moral character, respect for tradition, and commitment to justice and fairness. His leadership style, marked by patience, inclusiveness, and sincerity, has continued to endear him to many who see him as a dependable figure and a pillar of strength in both the Church and the wider community.
The award plaque highlighted his “outstanding and consistent contributions to the Church and humanity,” noting that his leadership and support for community-building initiatives have left a lasting legacy.
Receiving the award, Chief Onuegbu expressed gratitude to God Almighty and appreciated the Church leadership and the Catholic Women Organization for finding him worthy of such recognition. He reaffirmed his commitment to continue serving God and humanity with humility and dedication.
The event attracted parishioners, community leaders, and well-wishers, who lauded the initiative as a step towards encouraging responsible fatherhood and strengthening family values in society.
The honour underscores the growing recognition of men who play vital roles in nurturing families and supporting the mission of the Church, reinforcing the importance of faith-driven leadership in today’s world.





