—– Says his life was greatly influenced by the American style- including lifestyle, politics, activism, civic engagement and humanitarian gestures

The renowned human rights activist,
made this known while featuring on “The Eagle,” a flagship personality programme on Freedom Square TV, anchored by Uchenna Cyril Anioke.

The programme, spotlights distinguished individuals who have made remarkable contributions to society, took place at Okonkwo’s residence in Enugu.

Speaking during the engaging media chat, Okonkwo x-rayed his life of service, career journey, and personal philosophy, offering viewers an in-depth look into the experiences and values that have shaped his public life.

He explained that exposure to American ideals such as activism, structured political engagement, and humanitarian gestures played a significant role in molding his worldview and approach to leadership.

The human rights advocate reflected on his early influences, noting that discipline, courage, and a strong sense of justice were foundational to his growth.

He recounted key milestones in his career, emphasizing his unwavering commitment to defending human rights and advocating for social justice within and beyond Nigeria.

Beyond his professional life, he also shared insights into his hobbies and personal passions, presenting a rare glimpse of the man behind the public image.

He described how his personal interests have helped him maintain balance and remain focused on his mission of service to humanity.

Okonkwo charged young people to embrace discipline, integrity, and selfless service noting that true success is not measured by wealth or status but by the positive impact one makes in the lives of others and in society at large.

The programme has continued to earn commendation for its thought-provoking conversations and inspiring narratives.

It therefore underscores Freedom Square TV’s commitment to promoting role models whose lives of service, leadership, and integrity continue to inspire and uplift society.