By Francis Sadhere, Delta
The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Warri Correspondents’ Chapel, has congratulated its Chairman, Chief Akpokona Omafuaire, on his conferment with the prestigious chieftaincy title of Iyete of Olomu Kingdom in Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State.
Omafuaire received the traditional title on Friday from the Ohworode of Ancient Olomu Kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Albert Akpomudje (SAN), Eyavwie-Alaka I, as part of activities marking the monarch’s first coronation anniversary.
In a congratulatory message jointly signed by the Chapel’s Secretary, Edeki Igafe, and Assistant Secretary, Samuel Ogude, the journalists described the honour as well-deserved, noting that it reflected Omafuaire’s exemplary leadership, outstanding contributions to the journalism profession and commitment to societal development.
The Chapel said the recognition was a testament to his dedication to community development and service to humanity, adding that his positive contributions had left indelible footprints wherever he had served.
According to the statement, the elevation was not merely a ceremonial honour but a reflection of his character, accomplishments and positive impact on society.
It noted that the chieftaincy title was a source of pride and inspiration not only to his immediate family, community, friends and associates but also to the entire NUJ family.
The Chapel expressed optimism that the new traditional responsibility would inspire greater accomplishments in his life and further strengthen his commitment to the development of Olomu Kingdom.
“As you step into this elevated role in your community, your presence will usher in peace, unity and greater prosperity to the Olomu Kingdom,” the statement said.
The Chapel also prayed to Almighty God to grant its Chairman greater wisdom, courage and strength as he continues to uphold the cherished traditions and values of the ancient kingdom.
It further wished him long life, good health, divine protection and the grace to excel in his new traditional position.
The statement reaffirmed the Chapel’s pride in his achievement and congratulated him once again on his elevation as the Iyete of Olomu Kingdom.
The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Warri Correspondents’ Chapel, has congratulated its Chairman, Chief Akpokona Omafuaire, on his conferment with the prestigious chieftaincy title of Iyete of Olomu Kingdom in Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State.
Omafuaire received the traditional title on Friday from the Ohworode of Ancient Olomu Kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Albert Akpomudje (SAN), Eyavwie-Alaka I, as part of activities marking the monarch’s first coronation anniversary.
In a congratulatory message jointly signed by the Chapel’s Secretary, Edeki Igafe, and Assistant Secretary, Samuel Ogude, the journalists described the honour as well-deserved, noting that it reflected Omafuaire’s exemplary leadership, outstanding contributions to the journalism profession and commitment to societal development.
The Chapel said the recognition was a testament to his dedication to community development and service to humanity, adding that his positive contributions had left indelible footprints wherever he had served.
According to the statement, the elevation was not merely a ceremonial honour but a reflection of his character, accomplishments and positive impact on society.
It noted that the chieftaincy title was a source of pride and inspiration not only to his immediate family, community, friends and associates but also to the entire NUJ family.
The Chapel expressed optimism that the new traditional responsibility would inspire greater accomplishments in his life and further strengthen his commitment to the development of Olomu Kingdom.
“As you step into this elevated role in your community, your presence will usher in peace, unity and greater prosperity to the Olomu Kingdom,” the statement said.
The Chapel also prayed to Almighty God to grant its Chairman greater wisdom, courage and strength as he continues to uphold the cherished traditions and values of the ancient kingdom.
It further wished him long life, good health, divine protection and the grace to excel in his new traditional position.
The statement reaffirmed the Chapel’s pride in his achievement and congratulated him once again on his elevation as the Iyete of Olomu Kingdom.
