Every year, on the 21st of September, the Honorable Justice Innocent Umezulike Foundation commemorates Founders Day, honoring the posthumous birthday of its esteemed founder, His Lordship, Honorable Justice Innocent Umezulike.
The Founders Day celebration is marked by various activities aimed at commemorating His Lordship’s legacy and contributions. One highlight of the celebration is the Founders Day Quiz, where participants have the opportunity to test their knowledge about His Lordship and the Foundation’s history. Cash prizes are awarded to selected participants who provide correct answers, adding an element of excitement and engagement to the event.
Another notable feature of the celebration is the premiere of a special video highlight Celebrating the Lasting Legacy of His Lordship. The video pays tribute to His Lordship and showcases his profound impact and enduring legacy, inspiring all those who have been touched by his work and vision.
To commemorate the Founders Day of 2022, the Foundation’s Head of Legal, Research, and Impact, Barrister Ruth Soronnadi, participated in an interview with Radio Nigeria (Coal City FM). During the interview, she discussed the life and works of His Lordship, as well as the progress, successes, and projects undertaken by the Foundation. The conversation centered around the Foundation’s commitment to preserving the legacy of Honorable Justice Innocent Umezulike through various avenues, including legal education, research, charity, and humanitarian initiatives.
In 2023, the Founders Day celebration included a special three-page spread chronological publication in The Voice Magazine highlighting the Foundation’s excellence, impact, and remarkable achievements over the years. This publication served as a testament to the Foundation’s commitment to upholding His Lordship’s ideals and furthering his vision of justice, empowerment, and positive change in society.
Overall, the Founders Day celebration serves as a time of reflection, gratitude, and inspiration, as the Foundation honors the life, legacy, and enduring spirit of its founder, His Lordship, Honorable Justice Innocent Umezulike.
