The Consulate General of the Republic of Liberia in Lagos has congratulated the
Executive Commissioner (Operations), Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC), Louis Odion, on his conferment of national honour by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Odion, a well-celebrated journalist and winner of multiple awards, including the Nigerian Media Merit Award, and several other awards, was among16 other journalists and media practitioners who were conferred with national honours by President Tinubu as part of the ceremony marking the Democracy Day anniversary.
The Consulate General described the recognition as richly deserved and Odion’s contributions to journalism and advancement of democratic values.
“This distinguished recognition is richly deserved and reflects your outstanding contributions to journalism, the advancement of democratic values, and your unwavering dedication to public service.”
In a letter signed by Dapo Akinosun SAN, FCArb his behalf, the Consulate General said the honour reflects Odion’s principled advocacy, professional excellence and commitment to truth and democratic governance, adding that his contributions to pro-democracy movement and informed society engagement left a huge impact on Nigeria’s democratic development.
“Over the years, you have earned widespread respect for your principled advocacy, professional excellence, and steadfast commitment to truth and democratic governance. Your contributions to the pro-democracy movement and your role in fostering an informed and engaged society have left a lasting impact on Nigeria’s democratic development.”
The Consulate General further praised Odion’s contributions to consumer protection, promoting ethical business practices, and advancing a fair and competitive marketplace.
“Equally commendable is your continued service within the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission, where you have contributed to strengthening consumer protection, promoting ethical business practices, and advancing a fair and competitive marketplace. Your work continues to support economic growth, institutional accountability, and public confidence in regulatory governance.”
Meanwhile, Odion has said that he regards the national honours as a challenge to continue rendering greater service to the nation, while expressing deep appreciation to President Tinubu for finding him worthy of the national honour.
