It was a moment of honour, recognition and political significance on today as Pastor Olumide Obadele, Director-General of the Progressives Network for Tinubu (PNT), and Comrade Laurel Ojo, Director of Events and Programmes, PNT, were prominently honoured and recognised at the 13th Anniversary Lecture and Award organised by The Chronicle Media Ventures.
The landmark gathering brought together distinguished personalities, political stakeholders, professionals and members of the media community, providing a fitting platform to celebrate individuals whose contributions and commitment have continued to command attention within Nigeria’s evolving political landscape.
The recognition of Obadele and Ojo underscored the growing visibility of the PNT leadership and its expanding footprint in progressive political mobilisation and advocacy.
In a powerful display of solidarity and organisational unity, members of the Progressives Network for Tinubu accompanied the two leaders to the prestigious event, turning the occasion into a remarkable show of strength, loyalty and collective purpose.
Among the PNT chieftains and members present were Comrade Fred Akinuli, Deputy Director-General; Comrade Sunday Ogedengbe, General Secretary; Prince Adewole Oluwafemi, Director of Organisation; Comrade Eteng, Director of Non-Indigene Affairs; Mr. Ifeanyi Lloyd Okolie, Media Assistant to the Director-General; Mr. Rasaq Adegboyega, Director of Youth and Mobilisation; Mr. Oyekanmi Oluwaseun, popularly known as Confidence; and Mr. Omolere Festus, member of the PNT Media Crew.
The impressive presence of the PNT delegation added political colour and significance to the anniversary celebration, reflecting the network’s commitment to recognising leadership, fostering progressive ideals and strengthening its organisational structure.
For Obadele and Ojo, the honour represents more than a ceremonial accolade; it is a public acknowledgment of their roles, dedication and contributions within the political space. Their recognition at the anniversary event further places the PNT leadership among the voices attracting considerable attention in the ongoing conversation around Nigeria’s political future.
The 13th Anniversary Lecture and Award therefore ended on a high note, leaving behind a memorable portrait of leadership, recognition, political solidarity and renewed commitment to the ideals of progressive engagement.
As the political landscape continues to evolve, the recognition of the PNT leaders signals yet another chapter in the network’s growing profile, with its leadership and members demonstrating that organisation, visibility and political commitment remain powerful forces in shaping the narrative of contemporary Nigeria.
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