Oborevwori’s CPS Felicitates Veteran Journalist Emmanuel Enebeli at 60
The Chief Press Secretary to the Delta State Governor, Sir Festus Ahon, has congratulated veteran journalist and Chairman of the Delta Online Publishers Forum (DOPF), Mr Emmanuel Enebeli, on the occasion of his 60th birthday.
In a congratulatory message, Ahon described Enebeli, who also serves as the Delta State Secretary of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), as an accomplished journalist, seasoned public relations practitioner and respected media leader whose contributions to journalism and strategic communication have made a lasting impact.
He noted that Enebeli, the Chief Executive Officer of Bel Media Consult Limited and Publisher of Ndokwa Reporters, has consistently championed responsible journalism, good governance, accountability and sustainable development through his professional engagements and media platforms in Delta State and beyond.
Ahon commended the veteran journalist for his unwavering commitment to ethical journalism, professional excellence and the advancement of online publishing, adding that his leadership of the Delta Online Publishers Forum has strengthened professionalism and credibility within the state’s digital media landscape.
According to him, Enebeli’s passion for excellence, integrity and responsible communication has earned him admiration across the media and public relations sectors.
He further praised the media executive for his dedication to promoting development and advancing the interests of the Ndokwa Nation, describing his career as one marked by service, professionalism and impactful leadership.
The Governor’s spokesman prayed for God’s continued guidance, good health and greater accomplishments for Enebeli as he marks the milestone.
“On behalf of my family and associates, I warmly congratulate Mr Emmanuel Enebeli on his diamond jubilee. I pray that God Almighty grants him sound health, renewed strength, wisdom and many more fulfilling years of service to journalism, public relations and humanity,” Ahon stated.
