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Kecam Technologies Vice Chairman, Bonny Mekwunye, Celebrates 31st Wedding Anniversary

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Bonny Mekwunye, the co-founder and vice chairman of Kecam Technologies Ltd, a leading indigenous IT firm headquartered in the upscale Lekki area of Lagos, recently marked his 31st wedding anniversary, reflecting on a journey filled with love, growth, and unwavering faith.

In an emotional address to the media, Mekwunye expressed his deep gratitude for the milestone, attributing the success of his marriage to divine grace and mutual understanding. He shared a heartfelt prayer, saying,

“Heavenly Father, we thank You for the gift of 31 wonderful years of marriage. Your faithfulness has carried us through every season, and Your love has been our anchor. Thank You for the blessings, the lessons, and the joy we’ve shared together. We are grateful for Your guidance and for the strength You’ve given us to grow in love and unity. Continue to bless our journey, Lord, and may our marriage always reflect Your grace and goodness. In Jesus’ name, Amen.”

Mekwunye, a respected figure in Nigeria’s IT landscape, has not only built a thriving career in technology but has also remained dedicated to his family, balancing the demands of entrepreneurship with his personal life. Friends, colleagues, and well-wishers have taken to social media and various platforms to congratulate the couple on their enduring love story, celebrating their journey as an inspiration to many.

Kecam Technologies Ltd, under Mekwunye’s leadership, has grown into a reputable IT solutions provider, offering a wide range of services, including enterprise solutions, digital transformation strategies, and IT consulting. His commitment to innovation and excellence has positioned the company as a key player in Nigeria’s technology ecosystem.

Despite his professional achievements, Mekwunye often emphasizes the importance of family values, faith, and resilience. In previous interviews, he has spoken about how these principles have guided him both in business and in his personal life.

As he and his wife celebrate over three decades of marital bliss, Mekwunye looks forward to the future with optimism, hoping to continue building a legacy of love, unity, and success.

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