Nwaorgu
Faustinus
Aired
from 9pm
Nigerian time, the documentary monitored in Enugu by one of his Media Aides,
Faustinus Nwaorgu told the story of the life and activities of Prince Tonye,
showcasing his massive philanthropic activities that include his interventions
in lifting the lives of orphans, empowerment of both women and youths and
assistance to various organisations and clubs, the latest of which involved
providing relief materials for flood victims in Rivers State.
“It is not for political reasons,” said the Kalabari Prince
while dismissing claims by critics that his generosity is meant to soften the
ground for his eventual entry into the River State
He
promised not to relent in his desire to assist people in dare need no matter
the part of the world they may come from. The Prince who donated over N130M
through the Melody Shelters last year to stage the first Orphanage Dancing
Competition in Nigeria
In the documentary, he highlighted his relationship with,
Atiku Abubakar, Gov. Amaechi, Asiwuji and Alaibe whom he described as the
politicians who thought some basic elements of politics and played key roles in
shaping him to be whoever he is today.
He also defended why he supported Atiku before the PDP
primaries and later campaigned for President Jonathan when he became the PDP
Flag-Bearer as he was better than both General Buhari and other Flag-bearers of
other political parties during the 2011 presidential election.
Princewill, who clocked 44 on January 4, 2013, was the
gubernatorial candidate of the Action Congress in 2007 in Rivers State
Nwaorgu Faustinus, Media Aide
to Prince Tonye Princewill
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