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A visionary leader, entrepreneur, and philanthropist committed to transparent governance, community growth, and sustainable business development.
SERVICE, INTEGRITY, AND COMMITMENT TO THE PEOPLE
Biography
Sir Hon. Okonkwo Vitalis N., B.Sc, KSJI, J.P, is a respected statesman, UN Humanitarian Ambassdor and business leader recognized for his outstanding service to humanity and excellence in enterprise. A graduate in Public Administration, he has devoted his career to promoting good governance, economic empowerment, and infrastructure development at both grassroots and state levels.
Over the years, he has served in numerous leadership and advisory positions, contributing to political stability, social welfare, and community transformation. His philanthropic initiatives include youth training programs, empowerment for traders and artisans, support for widows, and infrastructure projects aimed at improving the quality of life for his people.
Beyond politics, Sir Hon. Okonkwo Vitalis N. is the driving force behind several business ventures spanning oil and gas support services, agro-processing and rice farming, construction, and hospitality. His entrepreneurial vision combines integrity, innovation, and sustainability, creating opportunities and jobs while fostering national development.
Honored with multiple chieftaincy titles and professional awards, he is admired for his humility, leadership by example, and enduring commitment to the betterment of society. Learn more...
Building Prosperity, Infrastructure & Hope
Sir Hon. Okonkwo Vitalis N. partners with communities, businesses and government to deliver large-scale oil & gas projects, reliable infrastructure, mechanized agriculture, hospitality services and community empowerment programs that transform lives across Uzo-Uwani and Enugu State.
Oil & Gas Services
Pipeline construction, industrial welding, corrosion control and project management across Nigeria, delivered through OKO VITALIS NIG LTD and VIEMMACO OIL LTD.
In 2014, was at Agbara Platform (Ocean) AGIP OIL FACILITY
Constructions
Construction of Roads, Bridges, electrification and other civil & mechanical works executed by Moistex Nig Ltd, focused on durable local infrastructure that opens communities to trade and opportunity
Community Development & Philanthropy
Education, emergency relief, elderly support, vocational training and targeted community donations that improve livelihoods and foster civic participation
Asphalt Road Constructions
Moistex Nig Ltd specializes in the design and construction of premium-grade asphalt roads built to withstand heavy use and diverse weather conditions. Our work emphasizes durability, smooth finishes, proper drainage, and long-term performance.
Sir Hon. Okonkwo Vitalis combines private-sector expertise with public-spirited action: from mechanized rice farms and cattle rearing to hospitality operations (VIEMMACO Hotel) and direct community interventions that deliver practical results.
Who is Sir Hon. Okonkwo Vitalis N.
Sir Hon. Okonkwo Vitalis N. is a distinguished public servant, politician, philanthropist, businessman, and community leader from Ojjor Community in Uzo Uwani LGA, Enugu State. He holds qualifications in Industrial Welding/Quality Control and a B.Sc. in Public Administration.
A devoted Catholic and Knight of St. John International, he combines faith with impactful public service. Politically, he has served as Administrator, Vice Chairman (Transition Government), Senior Special Assistant to the Governor, and a key political stakeholder in Uzo Uwani.
He is widely recognized for extensive community development projects, philanthropy, youth empowerment, and contributions to education, infrastructure, and social welfare. In business, he is active in oil & gas, construction, agriculture, and hospitality, owning companies such as Viemmaco Oil Ltd, OKO Vitalis Nig. Ltd, Viemmaco Hotel, and Moistex Nig Ltd
Honored with multiple chieftaincy titles and awards, he remains a respected figure known for service, generosity, and strong leadership. READ MORE...
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