The Advertising Practitioners Association of Oyo State Chapter (APAOC) has congratulated the Advertising Practitioners Association of Abia State Chapter (APAAC) and its leadership following the formal inauguration of the chapter in Aba.
In a congratulatory message jointly signed by the Chairman of APAOC, Dr. Sola Alimi [frpa], and the chapter’s Public Relations Officer, Engr. Ahonkhai Petern[arpa] , the Oyo practitioners described the inauguration as a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to strengthen the advertising profession across Nigeria.
The inauguration, which took place in Aba, also witnessed the emergence of Dr. Cosmos Ndukwe, rpa, as Chairman of the Abia State chapter.
APAOC noted that the establishment of the Abia chapter reflects the steady growth of the advertising profession and the commitment of practitioners nationwide to promoting professionalism, ethical standards, and industry development.
The Oyo chapter expressed confidence in the ability of the new leadership to provide purposeful direction and contribute meaningfully to the advancement of advertising practice in the state and across the country.
“We are delighted to share the news of the official inauguration of the Advertising Practitioners Association, Abia State Chapter (APAAC), and the emergence of its leadership team,” the statement read.
The association added that Dr. Ndukwe’s emergence as chairman comes at a critical time when the advertising industry requires visionary leadership, collaboration, and innovative ideas to drive sustainable growth.
APAOC also lauded members of the newly inaugurated chapter for their dedication to the profession and their collective efforts in expanding the association’s footprint in the South-East region.
According to the association, the inauguration underscores the determination of advertising professionals to build a stronger and more united industry capable of meeting the evolving demands of the communications and marketing landscape.
The Oyo chapter wished the new leadership a successful and impactful tenure, expressing optimism that APAAC would play a vital role in advancing the interests of practitioners and fostering excellence within the profession.
APAOC also reiterated its commitment to collaborating with sister chapters across the federation in promoting ethical practice, professional development, and the growth of the advertising industry.
“Together, we continue to build a stronger advertising profession across the federation,” the statement added.
The association congratulated Dr. Ndukwe and the entire APAAC family on the successful inauguration and wishing them success in their efforts to deepen professionalism and contribute to national development through advertising and strategic communications.
