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    NCPC Boss, Adegbite Attributes Success to Hard Work

    Providence NewsBy Providence NewsFebruary 10, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read

    NCPC Boss, Adegbite Attributes Success to Hard Work

     

    The Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC), Bishop Stephen Adegbite, has emphasized that hard work is the secret to achieving success.

    of Mr. Solomon Nwachukwu, CEO of Son-Check Tours welcoming the NCPC Boss, Bishop Adegbite to the birthday celebration.

    According to a release from Celestine Toruka, the Deputy Director and Head, Media and Public Relations, Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission, Bishop Adegbite made this statement on Sunday, February 9, 2025, during the 50th birthday celebration of Mr. Solomon Nwachukwu, CEO of Son-Check Tours and a key stakeholder in Nigeria’s Christian pilgrimage sector.

    The NCPC boss expressed his delight in celebrating Mr. Nwachukwu’s milestone, acknowledging his contributions to the growth of Christian pilgrimage in Nigeria. He noted that reaching the age of 50 is a significant achievement, symbolizing light and positivity.

    Mr. Solomon Nwachukwu and wife with Bishop Stephen Adegbite.

    Bishop Adegbite praised Mr. Nwachukwu’s character, stating that he has “paid his dues” and earned the respect of many. The celebrant’s relationships with esteemed individuals and the caliber of guests at the event testified to his good character and love for humanity.

    The highlight of the celebration was a special prayer session led by the Primate of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Most Rev’d Henry Ndukuba, and Bishop Adegbite.

    Mr. Solomon Nwachukwu & wife with Bishop Adegbite (2nd left) and other guest ministers at the 50th birthday celebration.

    Dignitaries in attendance included Senator Rev Amos Yohanna, representing Adamawa North Senatorial District, as well as friends, business associates, and well-wishers.

     

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    GRACIOUS Akintayo is a journalist of many years experience and exposure. He worked in various media organization as a reporter, researcher and correspondent. He had attended many local and international organized professional, leadership and ministerial conference, training, seminars and workshops. He is a media consultant, editor, an inspirational writer, public speaker and social critics. He is the Editor/Publisher, PROVIDENCE News (a nondenominational general interest Christian publication), former President, Christian Press Association of Nigeria (CPAN) and currently, President, Nigeria Christian Media Forum (NCMF). Gracious is a member of many professional, social and Christian faith organization.

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