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A HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO OUR LOYAL SUPPORTERSOn behalf of our Leader, Prof. Adaeze Chidinma Oreh, we sincerely thank eve...
17/10/2026

A HEARTFELT THANK YOU TO OUR LOYAL SUPPORTERS

On behalf of our Leader, Prof. Adaeze Chidinma Oreh, we sincerely thank everyone who has continued to stand by her, believe in her, and show her love and support.

Through every season, your messages, prayers, encouragement, and commitment have remained a source of strength. We know that genuine support goes beyond titles and positions; it is built on trust, shared values, and a belief in the person.

We do not take your loyalty for granted. Thank you for staying connected and continuing to be part of this journey. You are valued, appreciated, and never forgotten. ❤️🙏

PACOSG MEDIA 🖊️ 🖊️

16/10/2026

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Big shout-out to my newest top fans! Thank you so much for the love 💕 Felix Biyama, Obinna Ogbonna, Fidelis Belgeni John...
16/10/2026

Big shout-out to my newest top fans! Thank you so much for the love 💕
Felix Biyama, Obinna Ogbonna, Fidelis Belgeni John, Temple ZorBari Mmeo, Emeka White Anyibema, Kpai Rose, Olisa Vivian, Kelvin Bariture Oko, Athena Renner West, Prince Javier Barine Ngo, Hope Osai, Jonathan Grant, Nkemka Mike, Maureen Amos, Victoria Enyindah, Stella Okiridu Akumjeri, Heanyichukwu Justice Nwosu, Rita Ijomah, Beatrice Awala, Ibiene Granville, Nkiru Nwozor, Becky Ochia, Aaron Frank-okochi, Esther Jonnie, Godwin Oruigoni, Vivien Ojum, Owakwe Dan, Joyce Ndigbara, Tokuibiye Tamuno, Alpheus Okparanma, John John, Ade Firstlady, Tommy Akpors, Onyige Emmanuel, Sunebarry Nlorle Medee, Madubochi Thankgod, Goc Wosu, Ikechi M. Nwokocha, Blessing Ombo, Buduzhi Gift Oguzor, Erema Ingram, Kaine Vicky Johnson, Peter Joseph, Raph Odili, Joe Wilson, Austine Ekeh, Emeka Peter Wobisike, Adin Moses, Chinyere Allen, Temple Ayauwu

Happy follow-versary to my awesome followers. Thanks for all of your support! Peter Anoruo, Emmanuel Agbor, Hon Ihedinez...
15/10/2026

Happy follow-versary to my awesome followers. Thanks for all of your support! Peter Anoruo, Emmanuel Agbor, Hon Ihedineze Chiedoziem Prince, Gberewa Benjamin Sanwi, Ukpong Emmanuel Joseph, Tammy Kingsley, Faithben Athanasius, Prosper Nwawuba, Jane Odili, Richard T Cecilia, Inyeibarima Jim Halliday, Nyiedah Lekien, Hon Ovamale Ovundah, Hon TrustGod Appolos, Vera Oguekusi, Omoni LongJohn, Chukwunta Kingsley, Yaabari Akpa Wereloobari Loveth, Prince Eric Wokocha, Hezekiah Louis, JohnAfrica Chris

Beautiful afternoon 🤩❤️
14/10/2026

Beautiful afternoon 🤩❤️

Prof. Adaeze Oreh Commends Innovative Recycling Initiative, Highlights the Importance of Environmental SustainabilityPro...
13/10/2026

Prof. Adaeze Oreh Commends Innovative Recycling Initiative, Highlights the Importance of Environmental Sustainability

Prof. Adaeze Chidinma Oreh has highlighted the importance of environmental sustainability following the successful upcycling of 4,000 used pure water sachets into customized throw pillows through the Single-Use Water Sachet Recovery Project, led by RIWAMA and HEY.

The initiative demonstrates how waste materials can be recovered, reused and transformed into useful products rather than discarded to pollute the environment.

At the opening ceremony of Rivers State Public Relations Week 2026, Prof. Adaeze Chidinma Oreh was recognized by the project team with a customized throw pillow made from recycled sachets, inspired by her contribution at the project's unveiling ceremony.

As the initiative prepares to expand to markets, schools and parks, it offers an encouraging example of how creativity and collective action can turn environmental challenges into practical, sustainable solutions.

A cleaner environment is a shared responsibility. Every effort to reduce waste and promote recycling brings us closer to a healthier and more sustainable future.

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Prof. Adaeze Chidinma Oreh writes, "A woman's chances of surviving childbirth should never depend on where she lives, wh...
12/10/2026

Prof. Adaeze Chidinma Oreh writes, "A woman's chances of surviving childbirth should never depend on where she lives, what she earns, or how quickly she can access a hospital.

"Yet, maternal health outcomes are shaped by much more than what happens in the delivery room.

"Access to quality healthcare, women's ability to make decisions about their health, the affordability of services, and the dignity with which they are treated all matter.

"In my research on maternal health in Nigeria, I highlight the need to look beyond medical interventions and address the wider barriers that put women's lives at risk.

"Improving maternal health requires stronger health systems, empowered women, engaged communities, and policies that translate into accessible, quality care.

"Because preventing maternal deaths is not just about saving lives during childbirth. It is about building a system that protects women at every stage of their maternal health journey."

A new week begins with the choices we make today. Take a moment to reflect, appreciate how far you have come, and prepar...
11/10/2026

A new week begins with the choices we make today. Take a moment to reflect, appreciate how far you have come, and prepare for where you are going.

May this Sunday bring peace to your heart, clarity to your thoughts, and strength for the journey ahead. 🙏

Happy Sunday!

10/10/2026

Rivers PR Week 2026: Prof. Adaeze Chidinma Oreh Speaks on the Future of Public Relations

10/10/2026

Congratulations Prof. Adaeze Chidinma Oreh

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