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Pomp And Pageantry As APSON Honours Ezewu, Oyibode, Jite, Uviejitobor, Others.
By Henry Ubus
The Association of Private School Owners of Nigeria (APSON), Udu Local Government Chapter, recently hosted a grand End of Year Party/Award Ceremony, where distinguished figures were honored for their exceptional contributions. Notable awardees included the Delta State Commissioner for Education, Hon. Chief Mrs. Rose Ezewu, recognized for her unwavering dedication to advancing education and setting a standard of excellence in Delta State. Hon. Chief Vincent Oyibode, Delta State Commissioner for Oil and Gas, was awarded for his significant developmental strides towards education in the state.
The Executive Chairman of Udu Local Government Council, Hon. Chief Jite Brown (JP), received accolades for his outstanding performance in Udu. Hon. Chief Peter Uviejitobor, Special Adviser to the Delta State Governor on Government Affairs, was honored for his commendable commitment to public service in Delta State.
Other deserving recipients included Chief Obi, National Secretary of APSON, for his selfless service to APSON Udu Chapter in Delta State, and Hon. Chief Francis Ede, Chairman of APSON Udu Chapter, acknowledged for his selfless contributions to the chapter’s success in Delta State.
The recipients expressed their gratitude to Udu APSON for the honor, emphasizing that it will serve as a catalyst, motivating them to undertake impactful projects for their constituencies and contribute to the progress of Delta State as a whole.
The duo of Hon. Chief Francis Ede, Chairman of the Private School Owners of Nigeria (APSON), Udu chapter, who also serves as the President of the National Coalition of Private Schools in Delta State, and his Secretary, Comr. Mike Okodevu, extended their heartfelt congratulations to the awardees and express gratitude to all who contributed to the success of the epoch-making ceremony.
See Photos of the event below:
