Mr. Henry Omenogor, CEO of Bakers at Work a Bread Making Academy with training and business operations in both Lagos and Accra, Ghana has congratulated Eluemuno Kingsley Edike on his win at the 3rd Delta State Social Media Summit.
He described the achievement as a proud moment not just for Edike, but for the entire Ebedei community in Ukwuani Local Government Area.
In a heartfelt message filled with pride and admiration, Omenogor said Edike’s victory and the N100,000 prize went beyond personal success. “This isn’t just Kingsley’s win it’s a win for all of us,” he said. “Congratulations to everyone. From the Ebedei Obi-Iloh community to the world!”
Edike’s achievement has sparked excitement throughout the Ebedei community, with the young content creator and farmer being hailed as one of the most promising talents in both the digital and agricultural worlds. The summit, now recognized as one of Delta State’s top platforms for promoting digital talent, brought together young people from across the state to highlight creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit.
Omenogor praised the event organizers, noting that Edike’s recognition has proudly put the Ebedei community on Delta State’s social and entrepreneurial radar. He encouraged other young people to be inspired by Edike’s journey urging them to stay committed to their passions and harness the power of digital platforms to create meaningful impact.
He said Edike’s success rooted in his commitment to both content creation and farming serves as a powerful example for the next generation of Deltan youth. Local community leaders echoed this view, saying his story shows that with talent, hard work, and determination, great things are possible.
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