CJPAN Celebrates It's Patron, Ubani On His Birthday

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Celebrity Journal Publishers' Association Of Nigeria' s Patron and legal adviser,  Barr. Monday Onyekachi Ubani is a year today, Monday 27th July, 2020.

 The former chairman of the biggest branch of the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA), Ikeja, Lagos, is a  founder,  Ubani Foundation and the second vice President of the Nigeria Bar Association is the only surviving child of his parents, Mr.& Mrs. Ubi Ubani of Awomukwu village in Ikwuano LG area of Abia state.

His act of philanthropy includes the savings of the life of baby Somaya who had a successful heart surgery in India and came back to Nigeria to the waiting arm if MTN and praise, a musician who collaborated with MTN to donate the sum 10million naira to the baby. The baby is today a landlady and living a normal life.

He also brought to limelight a lady who worked at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos as a cleaner and returned 12million lost money to the owner.

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