Fr. Mbakwe Urges Media Practitioners to Uphold Unity and Patience in the Face of Challenges

Habiba Sam

The Campan Chaplain, Rev. Fr. Romanus Mbakwe, has issued a heartfelt appeal to media practitioners, emphasizing the importance of unity and perseverance in the face of challenges. 

At the reception of the,Jubilee of Social  Communications and Media Practitioners, Rev. Fr. Mbakwe encouraged media professionals to remain steadfast and patient, reminding them that their work is a sacred trust from God.

Rev. Fr. Mbakwe's message underscored the need for media practitioners to foster a spirit of unity and cooperation. He urged them to look beyond their differences and work together towards a common goal, recognizing that their collective efforts can have a profound impact on society.

The Reverend Father's words of encouragement were designed to bolster the resolve of media practitioners, reminding them that their work is not just a profession, but a calling that requires dedication and perseverance. By staying focused on their mission and trusting in God's guidance, they can navigate the challenges they face with confidence and integrity.

In his address, Mr. Ruben Mario Brodrick, Chairman of CAMPAN, highlighted the association's commitment to being a voice for the voiceless and combating fake news. 

He emphasized the importance of unity among media practitioners and encouraged them to share hope with gentleness, as reflected in the theme of the day.

He welcomed the opportunity to reflect on the association's mission and look forward to continued collaboration in promoting Catholic values through media.

Rev. Fr. Mbakwe's message serves as a powerful reminder to media practitioners of the importance of resilience and hope in the face of adversity. By embracing unity, patience, and faith, they can overcome obstacles and continue to serve as beacons of truth and integrity in their communities.

Some notable part of the celebration was the installation  of new patrons and patronesses as part of the association 's jubilee celebration, which brought together media practitioners to reflect on their role in promoting the social teachings of the Catholic Church . Also the presentation of the "Apostle of the Media" Awards to individuals who have dedicated their work to propagating the Gospel through various media platforms and members w

 These awards recognized their commitment to sharing the Good News and inspiring faith in their audiences.


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