– The Federated Union of Community Newspaper Publishers of Nigeria (FUCPN) has extended its warm felicitations to the Delta State Honourable Commissioner for Works (Rural Roads) and Public Information, Mr. Charles Ehiedu Aniagwu, on the occasion of his birth anniversary.
In a congratulatory statement jointly signed by the FUCPN National President, Dr. Dan Awana, and the National Secretary, Comrade Musa Bature, the union described Aniagwu as an "exceptional communicator and infrastructural trailblazer" whose contributions have significantly transformed the state.The union lauded the Commissioner's dual stewardship, pointing out his capacity to seamlessly navigate the demanding responsibilities of managing public information while concurrently driving the state's rural infrastructure agenda.
According to the statement, Aniagwu’s extensive background as a seasoned journalist and public relations strategist has been pivotal in bridging the communication gap between the state government and the grassroots. The publishers further described his media-friendly disposition, transparency, and accessibility as a "gold standard" for public communication in Nigeria.In the area of infrastructure, FUCPN commended the Commissioner's unwavering commitment to executing the administration's M.O.R.E. Agenda under Governor Sheriff Oborevwori.
The union noted that his strategic supervision of rural road projects has visibly opened up grassroots economies, interconnected rural communities, and directly enhanced the livelihoods of ordinary citizens across Delta State."You have proven to be an astute administrator, a dependable team player, and a leader who genuinely understands that governance must be people-centered," the statement read in part.As the CWeommissioner marks his special milestone, the leadership and entire membership of FUCUPNoffered prayers for his continued well-being, asking the Almighty God to grant him sound health, pristine wisdom, and renewed vigor to sustain his impactful service to Delta State and the nation at large.