Mrs Igwe who made the recommendation on Tuesday when a high-powered delegation from the club visited the family on condolence over the untimely death of the commissioner's younger brother.
The commissioner's wife said she was awed by the galaxy of eminent personalities that are members of the club yet the simplicity, purposefulness and unbridled oneness which exists among members can sweep anyone off his or her feet.
"I never knew of the club until December last year when my husband insisted he was going to the club's end of the year gathering as its chairman.
"He came back from work tired but insisted he must attend the event and I decided to assist him by accompanying him to the event."
She noted that on reaching the venue, what she saw awed her that she insisted that her husband must be a member of the club had he not been its patron.
"I saw the timber and calibre of the society, the high, mighty and apex-ly placed, bonding, with exhibiting unbridled love and support for one another.
"This type of club exposes one to opportunities of life and I thanked my husband for making me part of such epoch event.
"I therefore recommend the club to every responsible man and urge wives to encourage their husbands to join the club."
She thanked the members for the visit noting that it has helped to soothe the pains occasioned by the unfortunate loss.
The Leader of the Delegation, Chief Chris Uchaji, thanked Mrs Igwe who stood in for her husband at that point of the visit, noting that her kind words was a grease to the image of the club.
"Eternal Brothers Club is a highly organised, focussed and pragmatic club committed to the welfare of its members and the good of society.
"We are here to commiserate with the family on the painful loss of your brother-in-law, urging you to take heart and look up to God for comfort.,".
"We bring you fraternal greetings. of the president, other executive, Board of Trustees (BOT) and patrons of the club as your husband--our patron, is an invaluable asset."
