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UAAP President celebrates Jack-Rich At 50

The President, United Abia Artistes and Patriots (UAAP) Forum, Dr Osita Offor, also known as the Ultimate Commander, has described Tein T.S. Jack-Rich as one of the shining lights, who has contributed so much to the development of the country’s economy, especially the energy sector.

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The President, United Abia Artistes and Patriots (UAAP) Forum, Dr Osita Offor, also known as the Ultimate Commander, has described Tein T.S. Jack-Rich as one of the shining lights, who has contributed so much to the development of the country’s economy, especially the energy sector.
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Speaking during Jack-Rich’s 50th birthday celebration, Offor said the philanthropist, who is the founder of Nigeria an indigenous oil and gas production and exploration company, Belemaoil Producing Company, has shown through his numerous interventions that the country still has men of goodwill working to uplift the society.

He said: “As the nation joins in celebrating this remarkable individual, it is essential to reflect on Jack-Rich’s remarkable journey, which is a testament to his perseverance, dedication, and commitment to excellence. His life story is one of triumph over adversity, hard work, and determination.”

He described Jack-Rich’s philanthropic efforts as impressive as his business achievements, adding that through the Belemaoil Foundation, he has provided scholarships to hundreds of students, both locally and internationally.
The former undisputed world heavyweight wrestling champion added: “His foundation has also supported various community development projects, including the construction of schools, hospitals, and roads.

“It is essential to recognise the impact of his work on the lives of countless Nigerians. His legacy serves as a beacon of hope, inspiring future generations to strive for excellence, innovate, and give back to their communities,” Offor said.
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