In a press release issued by her Media Consultant, Esther Ogah, the Institute found Princess Carol worthy upon fulfilment of all the requirements and in recognition of her outstanding contribution to Nigeria and humanity. 
From Right: Princess Carol and two others at the investiture
Princess Carol is the Chair of the board of several companies. These include Carolina Luxury Homes Limited, a real estate and property development firm, King David Projects Limited and Special Garment Factory Limited.
She holds a Higher National Diploma in Public Administration from the College of Local Government and Public Administration of Nigeria and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Government and Public Administration from Imo State University.
Princess Carol has professional training in Real Estate Management, Project Management, Business Financing, Risk Management, Integrity Management, Health Management and Wealth Creation and Network Marketing.
She is the President of the Global Association for the Development of the Disabled (GLADD) and the Progressive Organisation for Peace and Transformation Compliance (PROPATRAC).
Princess Carol in a handshake with another member
She was at various times the vice president of the Nigeria Para-Athletic Federation, a member of the National Paralympics Committee and chairperson of the Committee of Special Sports and Board member of the FCT Sports Council and a member of National Women in Sports.
Princess Carol is a member of the Imo State Council of Elders, the African Economic and Growth Organisation of America, the Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce and the Real Estate Developers Association of Nigeria.
Princess Carol (Right) and two others at the investiture
She has won several awards as a result of her humanitarian activities. She was honoured at Dividend National Achievement Awards in 2014. She was also given a merit award by the St. Vincent De Paul Society in 2016 and honoured as Outstanding Personality of the Year by the Catholic Diocese of Abuja in 2017.