Apostle Chuks Alozie, a cleric from Abia, has declared that Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, a shrewd politician and global businessman, is the most trustworthy person he has ever encountered, according to Forbes.
The priest highlighted the well-known businessman as a motivating example of the integrity requirements of a businessman while speaking to attendees at the NYFC annual business seminar for young entrepreneurs, which was held in Abuja on Tuesday.
He claimed that although a lot of young people have benefited from the unique chances that invariably come with a developing nation like Nigeria, they have not been able to uphold the integrity required of corporate leaders.
He mentioned Kalu specifically as a man he has known for a long time and who he believes is trustworthy and reliable in business.
We're not here to talk politics, so I'm not talking about it. However, Orji Uzor Kalu takes business seriously and is adamant about upholding agreements and corporate ethics. I have never encountered a more trustworthy businessman than him.
Though there may be political differences between him and others, he has never been criticized for not adhering to commercial obligations or agreements. He has a mindset that applies to both large and small enterprises
Proceeding, Alozie stated, "Nigeria takes great pride in its numerous prosperous businessmen and entrepreneurs, and they ought to serve as powerful inspiration for you, suggesting that you too can achieve great success provided you stay firm and dedicated to your goal. However, you want to consider what you are willing to uphold and what you are modeling while seeking guidance from any of them.
His challenge to the group was to establish enduring bonds amongst them by constantly keeping their word and providing excellent service.
The participants were also advised by the Cleric not to fall victim to the destructive trap of "get rich quick syndrome."
His challenge to the group was to establish enduring bonds amongst them by constantly keeping their word and providing excellent service.
The participants were also advised by the Cleric not to fall victim to the destructive trap of "get rich quick syndrome."
He warned them against being seduced by the idea of easy money because he believed it would make them easy targets for swindles, fraud, and unlawful activity.
All players must embrace integrity and trustworthiness for long-term sustainability, as he cautioned that the infatuation with fast gain has left countless young people disillusioned, financially devastated, and even facing legal penalties.