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Emmanuel Matthew Paul Edeh (born 20 May 1947)[1] popularly known as Father Edeh is a Nigerian Catholic priest, philosopher, educator, and philanthropist from Enugu State.[2][3] He is the chancellor and founder of Madonna University, the first Catholic university in Nigeria founded in 1999.[4] He is also the founder of Caritas University, established in 2004,[5] and OSISATECH, a privately owned polytechnic in Enugu State established in 1989.[6][7] He is said to be the richest Catholic priest in Nigeria.[8][9]
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