The Ndiakwu Otolo Community Meeting, Lagos branch, has commemorated its 50th anniversary with the launch of an ambitious ₦200 million building project, aimed at securing a permanent home for the association after five decades of holding meetings in rented venues across Lagos. The golden jubilee celebration, held in Lagos, brought together members, leaders, and supporters of the community to reflect on its journey since its establishment in 1974 and to chart a new course for the future. Speaking at the event, former chairman and patron of the association, Prince Christopher Nwobi, expressed gratitude to God for the community’s growth over the past 50 years. He noted that the new building marks a major milestone in the association’s history and will solidify its presence in Lagos. “For over five decades, we have relied on rented halls for our meetings. That model is no longer sustainable,” he said. “This new structure, already sited on secured land, will not only serve as our...