Saturday, May 24, 2025

Delta Speaker lauds Tompolo on NUJ Meritorious Award

Delta State Speaker, Rt Hon Emomotimi Dennis Guwor, has lauded High Chief Government Ekpemupolo alias Tompolo on the NUJ Meritorious Award.

The Speaker stated that it was gratifying to be so honoured by the NUJ in recognition of Tompolo’s irrevocable commitment to peace and security in Nigeria.

Guwor in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Nkem Nwaeke, appreciated the NUJ for the award on Tompolo, stressing that the recognition is a call for greater sacrifices for Project Nigeria.

He described the award on Chief Ekpemupolo as well deserved having put in so much efforts in stabilizing the security architecture across coastal regions in the country to secure the nation’s oil wealth.

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“I celebrate a Boss, Leader and Uncle, High Chief (Dr) Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo (Alias Tompolo), over a well deserved award by the National Leadership of the Nigeria Union of Journalist, NUJ.

“His leading role in effective Security Management earned him this “NUJ MERITORIOUS AWARD ON INTERNAL SECURITY”.

“His efforts is well acknowledged nationwide and the honour by the NUJ is another vote of confidence and reaffirmation of the public’s recognition of his efforts in achieving a great nation”.

“On behalf of my family, the peace loving people of Warri South West and the Delta State Assembly, I congratulate this great son of the Niger Delta and wish him greater laurels ahead”, Guwor stated.

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