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OMPAN Congratulates Mayor Lucky Igbokwe on His Birthday
The Online Media Practitioners Association of Nigeria (OMPAN), Abia State Chapter, has congratulated its Patron and Coordinator of the Abia City Boy Movement, Mayor Lucky Igbokwe (Don Lulu), on the occasion of his birthday.
In a statement endorsed by the association’s Chairman, Promise Uzoma Okoro, anipr, OMPAN described Mayor Igbokwe as a visionary leader, philanthropist, and committed supporter of media development whose generosity and dedication to humanity have positively impacted countless lives.
The association commended his support for journalists and media practitioners in Abia State, noting that his contributions to youth empowerment, community development, and humanitarian causes have earned him widespread admiration and respect.
OMPAN further prayed that God grants Mayor Igbokwe good health, greater wisdom, and many more years of fruitful service to humanity, while also wishing him continued success in all his endeavours and thanked him for his invaluable support and commitment to the growth of the media profession in Abia State.
The association equally reaffirmed its appreciation for his role as a dependable patron and wished him a joyous and fulfilling birthday celebration.
Signed
Okereke Kate
PRO, Abia OMPAN

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