Ambassador Lorenzo Onwukwem Joins Global Dignitaries at Goodluck Jonathan’s 68th Birthday

 

By Journalist Cabal Team

 

Ambassador Lorenzo Onwukwem, President and Chief Executive Officer of Greenbirch Technology Limited, was among prominent national and international figures who attended the 68th birthday ceremony of former Nigerian President, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR.

 

The event, which attracted political leaders, diplomats, captains of industry, and civil society representatives, served as a platform to reflect on the former president’s legacy, particularly his contributions to peacebuilding, democratic governance, and statesmanship in Nigeria and across Africa.
Speaking at the ceremony, Ambassador Onwukwem described Dr. Jonathan as a leader whose tenure and post-presidential engagements have continued to promote dialogue, unity, and credible democratic processes. He noted that the former president’s conduct in office and beyond has positioned him as a respected global voice on peace and electoral integrity.

 

 

“Dr. Jonathan represents humility in leadership and consistency in the pursuit of peace. His example continues to inspire leaders across sectors, including those in business and technology, who are committed to national development,” Onwukwem said.

 

He further underscored the importance of collaboration between government, the private sector, and civil society, stressing that sustainable development can only thrive in an atmosphere of inclusion, trust, and stability. According to him, innovation and responsible leadership remain critical to youth empowerment and inclusive economic growth.

 

The birthday ceremony also featured goodwill messages from dignitaries and stakeholders who reaffirmed their commitment to the principles of service, integrity, and national cohesion that Dr. Jonathan is widely known for.

 

Dr. Jonathan, Nigeria’s president from 2010 to 2015, has remained an influential figure in international peace and democracy advocacy, particularly through his work on conflict resolution and election observation across Africa.