GOMEP-NG HAILS UBANI SAN’S APPOINTMENT AS OTTIMANIA LEGACY MOVEMENT LEADERSHIP MEMBER

ABUJA - The Guild of Online Media Editors and Publishers of Nigeria (GOMEP-NG) has congratulated its Grand Patron, Dr. Monday Ubani, SAN, on his appointment as Deputy Chairman of the Advisory Board Council and Chairman of the Media and Publicity Advisory Council of the Ottimania Legacy Movement.

The guild described the appointments as a recognition of Ubani’s dedication to service, distinguished legal career and consistent advocacy for good governance, accountability and responsible public engagement.

In a statement, GOMEP-NG National President, Comrade Akpovoke Otiti, said the appointment reflected Ubani’s commitment to national development and his longstanding contributions to public discourse.

Otiti noted that Ubani’s wealth of experience in the legal profession, coupled with his understanding of governance and the media, would strengthen the movement’s advisory structures and enhance its communication strategies.

According to him, Ubani’s appointment to head the Media and Publicity Advisory Council is particularly significant at a time when credible information, public trust and responsible communication remain essential to national development.

“Dr. Monday Ubani, SAN, has consistently demonstrated a commitment to good governance, accountability and the advancement of democratic values. His appointment is a well deserved recognition of his experience, integrity and dedication to public service,” Otiti said.

The GOMEP-NG president expressed confidence that Ubani would bring his wealth of knowledge and professional experience to bear on his new responsibilities, while contributing meaningfully to the objectives of the Ottimania Legacy Movement.

He reaffirmed the guild’s pride in its Grand Patron, describing the appointment as a positive development for the media community and an encouragement to practitioners committed to ethical journalism and national progress.
GOMEP-NG wished Ubani success in his new roles and expressed optimism that his leadership would strengthen the movement’s advisory and public communication efforts.