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Home » News » Ogbako Ndigbo UK Sends Congratulatory Message To Alex Okosi

Ogbako Ndigbo UK Sends Congratulatory Message To Alex Okosi

October 22, 2023
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Igbo socio-cultural organization in the United Kingdom, Ogbako Ndigbo UK (ONIUK) has sent a letter of congratulations to Alex Okosi on his new appointment as the Managing Director for Google Africa – Tech Giant.

In the message signed by the President, Dr. Jude Eze, the Vice President, Dr. Daisy
Nwaozuzu and the Secretary General, Barr Kenneth Udeoka, the group said
it hoped that Okosi will use his wealth of experience and technological acumen to invigorate the economic well-being of the people of Africa.

The letters reads:

“Ogbako Ndigbo UK heartily congratulates the newly appointed Managing Director for Google Africa – Tech Giant, Alex Okosi on his new appointment.

*Your elevation speaks volumes of your recognition as a seasoned technology, media and entertainment leader. Your commitment and dedication to technology was evidenced in your statement – “I am excited at the prospect of leading Google’s team in Africa and the opportunity to be an even closer part of this diverse and dynamic region, which is so close to my heart”.

“Thus, as a firm believer in the potential for technology and, in particular, the internet to improve people’s lives and to help individuals and businesses in Africa thrive.

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“As Meir Brand, the Vice President, EMEA Emerging Markets at Google, reiterated, ” you are a proven leader with a wealth of experience in the media and technology industries.

He has a deep understanding of African countries and a passion for using technology to empower people and businesses.

“We in Ogbako cannot agree less with these powerful assertions to your character and expertise. Ogbako Ndigbo UK believes that you will use your wealth of experience and technological acumen to invigorate the economic well-being of our people and indeed the whole of Africa.

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“Congratulations once again – great son of Igbo land.“

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