UNIZIK Honours Soludo's Press Secretary, Aburime, Lauds Him For Being Innovative

By Ejike Abana

The Press Secretary to Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo, Mr. Christian Aburime has been honoured with an award of honour in recognition of his remarkable contribution to the growth and development of the Anambra state and the society at large.

The award was given in a ceremony held at the Faculty of Education of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, which was attended by top government officials, media representatives and friends.

The award of honour was in recognition of his immense contribution towards education and humanity.

According to the organizers of the event, led by the ESAN Chief of Staff, Comrade Anthony Icheku, the award is given to recognise the brilliance, innovation and dedication of the Press Secretary who have shown exceptional performance in his line of duty and have contributed significantly to the growth and development of the society.

Comrade Icheku, during the award ceremony, thanked the press secretary for his hard work and unwavering commitment to the objectives of the government, noting that the state has witnessed tremendous progress under Governor Soludo's leadership, and the role of the press secretary in disseminating information to the public cannot be overemphasised.

The Press Secretary, while receiving the award, expressed appreciation and gratitude to the Governor and the organisers of the event.

He noted that the award will serve as a motivation to continue to work hard and strive for excellence in the discharge of his duties.

Mr. Aburime further pledged to continue to work towards promoting transparency, accountability, and good governance in the state through effective communication with the public.

The award ceremony was filled with congratulatory messages and accolades for the Press Secretary, who is widely regarded as a hardworking and diligent professional who has contributed significantly to the growth of the media industry in the state.

The award of honour to the Press Secretary is a testament to his remarkable contributions to the growth and development of the state, and it is hoped that it will inspire more people to work hard and contribute their quota to the growth of their respective communities.

ASMATA Inaugurates Aguleri Timber Dealers And Building Material Accessories Association

By Esther Asoanya

The newly constituted caretaker committee of Aguleri Timber Dealers and Building Materials Accessories Association has been inaugurated and adopted into the Anambra State Amalgamated Traders Association ASMATA.

The President General ASMATA, Chief Humphrey Anuna performed the function.

While addressing the caretaker committee members, Chief Anuna enjoined them to unite and work with one voice in order to surmount challenges that may come their way.

He commended them for their ability to coordinate themselves and come up with the idea of being part of the market union, saying that it will give them the opportunity to draw government attention to their market, as well as other benefits from the government.

The President General asked them to place God first in all they do and reminded them of the need to carry all their members along in the scheme of things.

In his acceptance speech, the Chairman of the caretaker committee, Chief Kingsley Obadiegwu while thanking the ASMATA President General and his members for accepting them promised to abide by the rules guiding the association.

He spoke on the challenges they face in the market which prompted the idea of joining the Association and expressed hope that with the new step and ASMATA presence in their market, there will be peace and orderliness in their market.

Others who spoke at the inauguration include, the Oyi Zonal Chairman of ASMATA, Mr Peter Nwankwo and the Secretary, Aguleri Timber Dealers and Building Material Accessories Association, Mr Boniface Okagbue.

The Chairman Board of Trustee of the Association ..Chief udoba Anaekwe, expressed joy on their new status as members of Anambra State Amalgamated Traders Association, and promised to contribute their quota in the movement to better markets in the State.