Stanley Onuegbu of the Anambra Broadcasting Service Camera Unit has won the Most Influential Cinematographer during the Queen of Africa Heritage event held in Awka.
hard work they say pays and so it was for Stanley Onuegbu of Anambra Broadcasting Service, who is one of the capable hands that records news and shoots programmes for ABS, as his handwork was finally recognized during the Queen of Africa Heritage Achievers Award.
Mr. Stanley who received the award could not hide his joy and appreciation, as he thanked the state government for the wonderful work at the State Broadcasting Outfit ABS, which has enabled him to improve his skill and become better.
He also thanked the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of ABS, Chief Uche Nworah, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Anambra State Signage and Advertisement Agency, Chief Jude Emecheta and host of others for their constant motivation and support.
The organiser of the event, Mr. Jerry Reginald, said his passion to help youths realize their dreams, motivated him into starting and nurturing the event to its level today to encourage youths and bring their dreams to reality.
Mr. Jerry advised youths against giving up and encouraged them to remain focused and strive to achieve their goals.
An entrepreneur Mr. Okolonkwo Chukwugbahalu, who attended the event, remarked that it’s always good to encourage the young ones to actualize their talents and potentials.
Some of Stanley’s friends, Mr. including Clement Onyezuluigbo and Chisom Ugwu, described him as a dedicated person, who gives his best to things he does.
The event featured beauty contest, music and dance.
Later while receiving Mr. Stanley and fellow Cameramen in his office, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of ABS, Dr. Uche Nworah congratulated him for the honour done the station with his performance, appreciating the governor of Anambra state Chief Willie Obiano and the Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment Mr C.Don Adinuba bf for their support as staff of the ABS have always done the station proud.
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