By Francis Sadhere, Warri
The Founder of the Centre for Peace and Environmental Justice (CEPEJ) and newly elected National Treasurer of the Ijaw National Congress (INC), High Chief Sheriff Mulade, has earned a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in International Relations from Delta State University, Abraka.
In a remarkable family milestone, his 24-year-old son, David Sheriff Mulade, also obtained a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Mass Communication from the same institution.
Both father and son were honoured during the university’s 18th Convocation Ceremony for the 2024/2025 academic session, held on Saturday, May 2, 2026.
Speaking after the ceremony, David, a practicing journalist with GbaramatuVoice, expressed appreciation to his father for his guidance and inspiration.
“I am grateful to my father for his constant support and example. This achievement is a continuation of the foundation he has laid, and it will further strengthen my career in journalism and media practice,” he said.
The dual academic feat has been widely described as a moment of pride, reflecting a strong commitment to education, leadership, and personal development. Observers noted that the achievement is unprecedented in the history of Gbaramatu Kingdom, serving as a testament to dedication, excellence, and a shared passion for learning.
Chief Mulade is well known for his contributions to environmental justice, peace advocacy, and development in the Niger Delta. His latest academic accomplishment further underscores his commitment to intellectual growth and public service.
The combined success of father and son has been hailed as a reflection of discipline, excellence, and the enduring value of education in shaping future generations.
The Founder of the Centre for Peace and Environmental Justice (CEPEJ) and newly elected National Treasurer of the Ijaw National Congress (INC), High Chief Sheriff Mulade, has earned a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in International Relations from Delta State University, Abraka.
In a remarkable family milestone, his 24-year-old son, David Sheriff Mulade, also obtained a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Mass Communication from the same institution.
Both father and son were honoured during the university’s 18th Convocation Ceremony for the 2024/2025 academic session, held on Saturday, May 2, 2026.
Speaking after the ceremony, David, a practicing journalist with GbaramatuVoice, expressed appreciation to his father for his guidance and inspiration.
“I am grateful to my father for his constant support and example. This achievement is a continuation of the foundation he has laid, and it will further strengthen my career in journalism and media practice,” he said.
The dual academic feat has been widely described as a moment of pride, reflecting a strong commitment to education, leadership, and personal development. Observers noted that the achievement is unprecedented in the history of Gbaramatu Kingdom, serving as a testament to dedication, excellence, and a shared passion for learning.
Chief Mulade is well known for his contributions to environmental justice, peace advocacy, and development in the Niger Delta. His latest academic accomplishment further underscores his commitment to intellectual growth and public service.
The combined success of father and son has been hailed as a reflection of discipline, excellence, and the enduring value of education in shaping future generations.
