Why I built Tech Hub in Memory of my Late Brother – Chief Nnaemeka

By OOlisemeka Obeche

Chief Anthony Udeoganyala Nnaemeka is set to officially unveil a new tech hub in memory of his late brother, Sunday Nnaemeka at Oroma Etiti Anam, Anambra West Local Government Area of Anambra State.

The event slated to take place on April 25, 2026 is expected to attract people from across Anambra West and nearby areas.

The project, called the Sunday Nnaemeka Memorial Tech Innovation Foundation, is both a personal tribute and a gift to the community. It includes a modern ICT centre named Jamaica House, built to honour his brother, who played a major role in shaping his life.

Ahead of the commissioning, Chief Nnaemeka shared three key lessons he learned from his late brother that helped him to achieve success in life as well as influenced his decision to establish the legacy project.

“My brother would tell me stay focused. Avoid distractions when you are young, or you may end up with nothing to show for your efforts.

He would also urge you to set priorities. Focus on building your future first. Other things, like relationships, can come later.

“And above all, he would advise you to be financially disciplined: Always make sure your income is higher than your spending. Ideally, earn more before you spend.

According to him, these lessons have guided him throughout his life, even though he admits he hasn’t followed them perfectly.

The new tech hub will serve as a centre for computer-based exams like JAMB, WAEC, and NECO. It will also provide ICT training, digital skills, and youth empowerment programmes, helping young people prepare for the future.

The official opening is scheduled for kick off Saturday at 10 a.m., with a thanksgiving service the following day at Holy Cross Church in Oroma Etiti Anam.

Through this project, Chief Nnaemeka is honouring his brother’s legacy by creating opportunities for the next generation.