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The PenGlobal Watch Magazine launched in Delta as Abai gets commendation, assurances of support

The PenGlobal Watch Magazine launched in Delta as Abai gets commendation, assurances of support
The PENGlobal Watch magazine, themed “A Magnum Opus collection” is the maiden edition of the quarterly magazine which was unveiled Wednesday June 14, 2023 and reports on trends as well as give accurate and promotional coverages to events.
While delivering his welcome address, the Chief Executive Officer, CEO/ Brand Director, Abai Francis, disclosed that the company is a brand that is into the promotion and development of brands, and that the magazine contains entertaining and educative contents with focus about happenings in the Niger Delta region, especially with more attention given to the riverine areas so as to bridge the gap of underreporting to draw government and other relevant stakeholders attention to addressing the myriads of challenges facing the region.

The Ijaw National Congress (INC) President, Prof. Benjamin Okaba who was represented by High Chief Prefugha Karawei (JP), commended the CEO of PenGlobal for his effort in establishing the magazine company, assuring of support to make the brand to succeed.

Prof. Okaba expressed delight for the launching of the magazine, as well as urged all to rally round the publisher and show solidarity to the magazine's growth.

High Chief Linus Yerinanagbegha (JP), the Perewenibuominiwei of Ogulagha Kingdom who played the Father of the Day, commended the CEO and Brand Director for his initiative to float the magazine and that it will push for the development of the state and the world because of the global vision of the brand.

Among other highlights of the magazine launch is the presentation of a Certificate of Recognition as a Brand Advocate to the Fiyewei (Spokesman) of Gbaramatu Kingdom, High Chief Godspower Gbenekama (JP) who is also a Father of the Day and to other 30 recipients including the National Coordinator of the Centre for Peace and Environmental Justice (CEPEJ), Comr. Amb. Chief Sheriff Mulade well.
Others recognised at the magazine launch are: High Chief Kestin Pondi, High Chief Michael Johnny, High Chief Wellington Bobo (JP), Chief Josephine Ogoba, Hon. Chief Barr Juliet Yeiwareneghan, Commodore Omatseye Nesiama (rtd), Bishop Dr. Godwyns Soroaye (JP), Rev. Matthew Doghor, among several others special guests.
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