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Community Newspaper Publishers In Delta To Hold 2021 Media Week November
Publishers of Community Newspapers under the aegis of Association of Community Newspaper Publishers of Nigeria, Delta State Chapter are set to hold her 2021 Media Week with the Theme: “Community Media, Covid-19 and Proper Information Management”.
A number of activities to mark the Media Week have been apportioned to each day of the Week with the grand-finale taking place on Thursday November 11, 2021, which will feature a presentation by the Guest Speaker, Dr. Michael Nwoko, SSA to Delta State Governor on Health Monitoring.
During the occasion, deserving government functionaries, corporate entities and individuals will be celebrated and honoured with Community Champions Award, in recognition of their meritorious achievements in their various communities and chosen endeavours.
The traditional ruler of Ubulu-Uno Kingdom, HRM Obi Kikachukwu Henry Afamefune JP, Ph.D will be the Royal Father of the Day while the Omu Anioma, HRM Obi Martha Dunkwu will be the Royal Mother of the Day.
The Chief Host is the Honourable Commissioner for Information, Mr. Charles Ehiedu Aniagwu, while the Host is the Chairman of ACNPN, Comrade Jude Obiemenyego.
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The event is billed to hold on November 11, 2021, starting from 12 noon prompt at Orchid Hotel, DBS Road, Asaba.
ACNPN invited members of various communities across Delta and the public in general, to grace the occasion as partners in progress.
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