By Rita Daniel
The Association of Community Newspaper Publishers of Nigeria (ACNPN), Delta State Chapter, is thrilled to congratulate Sir Joseph Eromosere U. Orhomonokpaye, KSM, on his recent induction into the esteemed Knight of St. Mulumba of Nigeria (KSM) by the Catholic Church. This momentous occasion highlights his dedication to faith and service.
In a heartfelt message signed by Delta State Chairman Mr. Ike Philip Abiagom and Secretary Comrade Alaska Ekele, ACNPN emphasized that this knighthood is a well-deserved acknowledgment of Sir Orhomonokpaye’s unwavering commitment to integrity and community development. His contributions exemplify the values of selfless service to the community.
Sir Joseph Orhomonokpaye currently holds the position of Senior Special Assistant on Community Newspapers to the Executive Governor of Delta State, His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori. The association remarked that his elevation to this distinguished honor reflects his outstanding leadership and morality in public service.
The inductive ceremony is not only a personal achievement for Sir Orhomonokpaye but also a proud moment for the community newspaper sector and the broader media landscape in Delta State. His relentless efforts to promote grassroots journalism and strengthen connections between the government and local media practitioners have been commendable.
ACNPN expressed its deepest prayers for God's guidance and blessings upon Sir Orhomonokpaye and his family. The association believes that this knighthood will lead him into greater realms of service, wisdom, and impactful engagement in both his spiritual and public responsibilities.
The community newspaper publishers reaffirmed their unwavering support for Sir Orhomonokpaye’s vision and leadership. They wish him continued success in bridging the gap between the government and grassroots media, enhancing the vibrant media landscape in Delta State.
In closing, ACNPN celebrates this significant milestone, confident that Sir Orhomonokpaye will continue to inspire and make positive contributions to the community, fostering a spirit of collaboration and progress in the region.
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