Catholic Media Practitioners  Association Of Nigeria Honor Secretary General with Appreciation Award

By Falmata Ibrahim 

The Catholic Media Practitioners Association  of Nigeria in Benin City Archdiocese has honored one of their own with a prestigious award, recognizing her tireless dedication to her duties. Mrs. Habiba Ibrahim-Sam, the Secretary General, was the recipient of the Appreciation Award, presented by the Chairman of CAMPAN in Benin City Archdiocese, Ruben Mario Brodrick. 

This award was a testament to Mrs. Sam's relentless commitment to her work and her invaluable contributions to the organization.

The award ceremony took place on June 1st, 2025, during the Jubilee of Social Communications and Media Practitioners. It was a momentous occasion that brought together media practitioners from across the archdiocese to celebrate their work and dedication. Mrs. Sam's award was a highlight of the event, and she was visibly moved by the recognition.

Mrs. Habiba Sam has been an integral part of CAMPAN, and her work has had a significant impact on the organization. Her dedication, passion, and commitment to her duties have earned her the respect and admiration of her colleagues. 

The Appreciation Award was a fitting recognition of her hard work and a testament to her value to the organization.

The Chairman of CAMPAN, Ruben Mario Brodrick, presented the award to Mrs. Sam, praising her for her outstanding service. 

He noted that her dedication and commitment to her work had been an inspiration to others and had contributed significantly to the success of the organization. Mrs. Sam's award was a well-deserved recognition of her efforts, and it served as a motivation for others to emulate her example.

As news of the award spread, colleagues and friends of Mrs. Sam took to social media to congratulate her on her achievement. Messages of congratulations poured in, praising her for her dedication and commitment to her work. The award was seen as a testament to her hard work and a recognition of her value to the organization.

Mrs. Sam expressed her gratitude to the Catholic Media Practitioners in Benin City Archdiocese for the award, acknowledging that it was a privilege to serve such a noble organization. 

She dedicated the award to God, saying "To God be the glory." With this award, Mrs. Sam's commitment to her work is sure to continue, inspiring others to follow in her footsteps.

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