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…Thanks Members for Support
By Christopher Odamah, Asaba
Comrade (Deacon) Patrick N. Ochei, Vice Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Delta State Council, has pledged dedicated service to members, assuring them that he will not betray the confidence reposed in him.
Ochei gave the assurance in a message signed by him in which he expressed profound gratitude to members for their support, solidarity and confidence in his leadership.
Describing his emergence as both humbling and inspiring, the Delta NUJ Vice Chairman said the overwhelming show of support had reinforced his determination to serve with humility, sincerity and commitment to the collective interest of members.
He noted the election is as more than a personal victory, adding that it reflected the bonds of friendship, unity and mutual support among members of the council.
Ochei particularly thanked those who voted for him, canvassed support on his behalf, offered encouragement and contributed their time and resources towards his emergence.
“Your trust is a sacred responsibility, and I do not take it for granted,” he said, the confidence reposed in him would remain a constant reminder of the expectations of members.
He further assured journalists in the Council that he would approach his new responsibility with dedication and an unwavering commitment to building a stronger and more progressive union.
According to him, the support he received had placed a greater responsibility on him to justify the confidence of members through purposeful service.
Ochei also offered prayers for those who supported his aspiration, asking God to reward their kindness with good health, peace, prosperity and divine favour.
He expressed appreciation to the entire membership of the NUJ Delta State Council, describing their support as a source of encouragement as he prepares to discharge the responsibilities of his office.
The Vice Chairman reaffirmed his commitment to working in the collective interest of members and contributing to the growth and development of the union.
