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Umiaghwa Abraka Monarch Appoints Emore As CPS
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By Daniel Dafe
The Ovie of Umiaghwa Abraka kingdom in Ethiope East Local Government Area of Delta State, His Royal Majesty (AVM) Lucky Ochuko Ararile (rtd.), has appointed Sir Onuvie Emore, Head ICT, Delta Broadcasting Services (DBS), Warri, as his Chief Press Secretary (CPS).
Speaking during the brief ceremony that took place at the palace, the traditional ruler described Emore as a journalist that has painstakingly promoted the kingdom.
“From today he will be handling all press issues and publicity matters for the kingdom; he will be the contact person for media issues in the kingdom,” the monarch added.
Ararile urged him to continue to contribute his quota to the progress of the community by engaging all arsenals at his disposal to accomplish this task.
The newly appointed CPS, who is expected to commence his duties with immediate effect, in his response, promised to treasure the appointment and give his best towards helping to project the monarch’s good deeds and activities of the kingdom.
Emore who craved for royal blessings to help him carry out the tall task efficiently, promised not to betray the confidence reposed in him.
He is married to Mrs. Ese Emore and the marriage is blessed with five children.
Emore has a Master’s degree in Communication Management from the Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka.
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