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Delta TUC Chairman, Asekutu Congratulates Omare on SAN Elevation

Delta State Chairman of the Trade Union Congress (TUC), Comrade Wilson Asekutu, has congratulated Dr. Eric Omare on his elevation to the prestigious rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN).
Asekutu, in a congratulatory message issued on behalf of his family and associates, described Omare’s elevation as a well-deserved recognition of his professional excellence, perseverance and commitment to the advancement of justice and the legal profession.
He said the honour reflected Omare’s doggedness, discipline, sincerity of purpose and unwavering belief in hard work, noting that his professional journey exemplified the virtues required to excel in the legal profession.
The TUC chairman also commended Omare for his commitment to effective representation, grassroots engagement and the promotion of the interests of ordinary citizens.
According to him, Omare’s willingness to connect with the grassroots, listen to the concerns of the people and support causes that advance fairness and progress has distinguished him as a principled and dependable personality.
Asekutu said the new rank was not only a personal achievement for Omare but also a source of inspiration to young lawyers, aspiring leaders and members of his community.
He expressed confidence that the recognition would further strengthen Omare’s commitment to professional integrity, the defence of justice and effective representation.
While wishing the new SAN greater accomplishments in his legal career, Asekutu said the elevation would open new opportunities for him to make meaningful contributions to society and bring further honour to his name and community.
He urged Omare to sustain the values of diligence, integrity and service that had distinguished his professional journey, adding that his elevation was a fitting reward for a dogged legal practitioner and a man committed to the welfare of the people.
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