By Francis Ajuonuma
The Pro Wrestling Africa (PWA) has lauded its Grand Patron, High Chief Tochukwu Emmanuel Ezisi on his 54th birthday celebration held on the 5th of October 2026 at the national secretariat of National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF), in Lagos.
PWA praised him for his immense contribution to the development of Nigeria in sports, entertainment and in the business sectors.
PWA in a goodwill message by its Secretary-General, Olusesan Olukoya, described High Chief Ezisi, who is the current President of NAGAFF, as a distinguished supporter of professional wrestling and a valued partner in the development and promotion of sports as well as entertainment in Nigeria and across Africa.
”As the National President of NAGAFF and Grand Patron of Pro Wrestling Africa, High Chief Ezisi has continued to be associated with initiatives aimed at bringing people together through sports, business, community engagement and entertainment.
“PWA particularly acknowledged his support for the growth of professional wrestling and the organisation’s efforts to provide platforms where African and world pro wrestlers can showcase their talents and connect with the international wrestling community.
The PWA family expressed appreciation for High Chief Ezisi’s friendship, encouragement and support, while wishing him many more years of good health, fulfilment and continued service to humanity.
“Today, we celebrate not only your birthday but also your sincere contributions to the people and causes that are dear to you. Your association with Pro Wrestling Africa remains greatly appreciated, and we are honoured to have you as our Grand Patron,” Olukoya stated.
PWA further prayed for God’s continued blessings upon High Chief Ezisi, his family and his endeavours, wishing him many more years of peace, prosperity, wisdom and accomplishment.
A big portrait from the entire PWA family, congratulating him on the special occasion was presented to him
NAGAFF in response acknowledged that its association with PWA represents an important bridge between the business community and the sporting and the entertainment sectors, noting that partnerships of this nature can contribute to creating greater opportunities for athletes and young people.
Meanwhile, the NAGAFF World Pro Wrestling Championship has been scheduled to hold on the 29th November, 2026, in Lagos, according to a release signed by the PWA Secretary-General.
