
From TCNEWS
Chief Richard Harrison, an economic and financial expert and Chairman of the Harrison Goodness Foundation, received a cascade of birthday tributes today from family, friends, colleagues, and community leaders as he marked another year of life and service.
With traditional chieftaincy title, the “Ocheaku 1 of Isuikwuato”, Chief Harrison’s birthday became a rallying moment for reflection, gratitude, and admiration across Otampa autonomous community and the wider Isuikwuato Local Government Area of Abia State. Messages poured in praising his contributions to economic empowerment, community development, and humanitarian service.
Among the well-wishers were members of the Harrison Goodness Foundation (HGF), led by the Nigerian Coordinator, Deacon Nelson Aghogu, who described Chief Harrison as “a man of vision and compassion whose philanthropic impact transcends local boundaries.”
Chief Harrison’s wife and Secretary General of HGF, Dr. Mrs. Gloria Harrison, also penned an emotional tribute, calling him “the King himself… my bobo for life” and affirming her commitment to love and support him endlessly.
The celebrant was hailed as a “colossus,” “beacon of hope,” and “inspiration to youth” by community leaders, traditional rulers, and numerous admirers, with warm expressions such as:
- “You are a shining example to young people in Isuikwuato and across the world.”
- “Your birth brings such joy to all that heartfelt lines so freely flow.”
- “The Lord will keep you and satisfy you with long life.”
The Council of Chiefs in Otampa, in a joint statement with the traditional ruler H.R.H. Eze Umesiobi, Ota 1 and other elders, praised Harrison for his unwavering commitment to community welfare and youth mentorship.
Chief Harrison, who leads the Harrison Goodness Foundation, has been instrumental in numerous development projects in Abia State. From scholarships and youth entrepreneurship to rural infrastructure and healthcare outreach, the foundation has become a symbol of hope for many in underserved communities.
While many birthday celebrations focus on festivity, today’s outpouring of tributes underscored something deeper, a recognition of leadership built on empathy, strategic insight, and tireless service to humanity.
From WhatsApp messages to handwritten notes and official statements, the flood of greetings served not only to honour Chief Harrison’s birthday but also to affirm his role as a unifying figure within and beyond Isuikwuato.
As festivities continue, supporters say the birthday serves as a reminder of the kind of leadership that transforms lives, not through loud declarations, but quiet, consistent action.

This development is more than a birthday celebration; it is a portrait of leadership rooted in compassion and action. Chief Harrison’s legacy in the economic and social spheres serves as a powerful example of how individual commitment can uplift entire communities.