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Ukuanovwe Elected Delta State Director Of CONFAB
Prince Ukuanovwe Godstime OJ has been elected as the Delta State Director for the Conference for the Actualization of Human Rights’ and subsequently sworn in on Saturday February 3rd 2024.
An excited Ukuanovwe took to his verified Facebook page to disclose this.
He acknowledged stakeholders and leaders of the organization for finding him worthy to serve in that capacity.
Conference for the Actualization of Human Rights is a leading Nigerian Human Rights organization with Niger Delta activist and lawyer, Bar Maxwell Omemiroro Ogedegbe as Director General and now, Prince Ukuanovwe Godstime OJ as State Director
See excerpts of his statement below
“ACTIVISM OF AUDACITY
Gratitude to God Almighty and special appreciation to the leaders and stakeholders of the Conference for the Actualization of Human Rights (CAHR). A special shoutout to Bar Maxwell Omemiroro Maxwell Ogedegbe , the National Director, for finding me worthy and electing me as the Deltq State Director of the Conference for the Actualization of Human Rights, a leading human rights organization in Nigeria.
During my manifesto, I had earlier promised to practice what I termed an “Activism of Audacity” with zero tolerance for societal ills and anything that threatens the fundamental human rights of Delta citizens. I also pledged to promote political activism, advocate for the Delta Indigenous language, and lead with a pro-people approach.
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For me, activism is my way of doing God’s work. Congratulations are in order!
Prince Ukuanovwe Godstime OJ
Delta State Director
Conference for the Actualization of Human Rights (CAHR)
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