The Association of Community Newspaper Publishers of Nigeria (ACNPN), Delta State Council, has congratulated Obi (Dr.) Henry Ajudua and his wife, Obi (Dr.) Vivian Henry-Ajudua, on the second anniversary of their elevation to the prestigious Eze title in Igbuzo Kingdom.
In a congratulatory message, the Delta State Chairman of ACNPN, Comrade Ike Philip Abiagom, described the couple as worthy ambassadors of Igbuzo whose leadership, commitment and dedication have continued to promote the cultural heritage and values of the kingdom.
Abiagom said the couple’s two years in the revered position have been characterised by exemplary service, cultural promotion and support for initiatives aimed at fostering unity, peace and development within Igbuzo and beyond.
He commended Obi (Dr.) Henry Ajudua and Obi (Dr.) Vivian Henry-Ajudua for their efforts in preserving and promoting the rich cultural traditions of Igbuzo while serving as examples of excellence, responsible leadership and community service.
According to the association, their contributions have brought honour and prestige to the ancient kingdom and further strengthened its image among Igbuzo indigenes both at home and in the diaspora.
ACNPN also acknowledged the couple’s commitment to initiatives that promote unity and collective development, noting that their service reflects the importance of preserving cultural identity while contributing positively to the wider community.
As they mark the second anniversary of their Eze title, ACNPN prayed that Almighty God would continue to guide and protect the couple while granting them wisdom, good health, strength and greater accomplishments in their service to humanity and Igbuzo Kingdom.
The association wished Obi (Dr.) Henry Ajudua and Obi (Dr.) Vivian Henry-Ajudua many more years of fruitful leadership, prosperity and divine blessings as they continue to uphold and promote the cherished values and cultural heritage of Igbuzo Kingdom.
