From Jude Chinedu, Enugu

It was Aristotle who said that “the honors and rewards fall to those who show their good qualities in action.” On November 23, Bezaleel Continental Trading Limited rolled out the drums and flutes to celebrate in grand style some individuals who distinguished themselves in one way or another. It was pomp. It was colourful as the organization celebrated the birthday of its founder and chief executive officer,  Juliet Edeh, seven years of doing business and award to some of the nation’s finest.

 

 

The awardees included renowned author and legal icon, Prof. Agu Gab Agu, who bagged award for  inspirational leadership; veteran Nollywood actress, Rita Edochie, got the Nigerian motion pictures excellence award;  founder and general overseer of Resurrection Force Ministries, Bishop Ugo Wems, received award for exemplary leadership; and former commissioner for culture and tourism in Enugu State, Chief Ugonna Ibe,  got an award of preeminence.

Other recipients include  Apostle David Elijah of Grace and Power Prophetic Ministry, who received award of excellence; Chief Cosmas Agagbo, recognised as the Igbo outstanding philanthropist of the year 2024; Dr. Ifeyinwa Nneji, CEO of Judann Clothing and MD of Cinnamon Drugs, who received the woman entrepreneur of the year award.

Enugu State Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Dame Ugochi Madueke, bagged award of excellence; Enugu State commissioner of police, Kanayo Uzuegbu, received the most proactive CP in the South East 2024 award, while Rear Admiral J.U. Okeke, Commander of the Joint Task Force South-South (OPDS), was celebrated for his leadership excellence.

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Speaking at the glamorous event, Bishop Wems expressed delight at the recognition, noting he has been spurred to continue his work in providing leadership to God’s people.

He also commended the Bezaleel Foundation as an exceptional project and a testament to Juliet Edeh’s unwavering resolve to make a positive global impact.

“I am happy for this award. In fact, I am overwhelmed. Juliet is my daughter and I am happy that she recognised what I do today. We will continue to support and associate with her,” he assured.

Edochie expressed joy that her efforts were recognized by someone she shares daughter-mother bond with.

“I feel so happy and grateful to God, especially because this is coming from my daughter. Juliet has always called me her mother, even when her biological mother is alive.

“She has a heart for charity and goes out of her way to find people who need help. I’ve seen her take children off the streets and support families in remote villages,” she said.

Other award recipients shared similar sentiments, expressing appreciation for the recognition and a renewed commitment to serving humanity.