The chairman of the Anambra State chapter of Road
Transporters Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEA), Comrade Kingsley
Maduaguwna has been honored with prestigious African award on security, peace
and unity by the Centre for Defence of Human Rights and Democracy in Africa
(CDHRDA), reports ITRealms.
The secretary general, CDHRDA, Prof. Maurice Fangnon in his
speech at the recently held event at Jumac Hotel Awka, Anambra State, commended Comrade
Maduagwuna also known as Baron, saying that the award is a reflection of his
efforts at fighting and protecting human rights and impacts in the area of
leadership.
Fangnon also enjoined Nigerians to emulate Comrade
Maduagwuna’s disposition to peace and unity of his immediate environs in Anambra
State and Nigeria in general.
Also speaking, the Special Advisers (SA) to
Anambra State Governor on Political Matters, Ozo John Okoye applauded Comrade
Maduagwuna on his award and the State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano for creating
the enabling environment for peace to thrive in Anambra State.
He noted that the enabling environment also paved the way
for growth witnessed in security and agriculture.
Okoye also said that Anambra State is proud of Comrade
Maduagwuna for bringing the CDHRDA glorious prize to the state.
Equally speaking, the Royal father of the day, His Royal
Majesty (HRM) Igwe C.E Nnaegbuna (JP), the
Ige II of Ebenebe, extoled the award organizers and the awardee,
Comrade Maduagwuna, for his outstanding
and exemplary human rights qualities by bringing this to bear in his leadership
of RTEA in Anambra State, especially now most countries of the world are facing
security and leadership challenges.
Responding after receiving his award, Comrade Kingsley Maduagwuna dedicated the
prize to the people of Anambra State.
In addition, he expressed appreciation to God Almighty for making the day possible and the award
organizers, CDHRDA as well as those who honoured him with their presence at the ceremony.
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Pix: Comrade Kingsley Maduagwuna being decorated at the occasion.
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