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HON. PATRICK EGBEDE PRESENTS AWARD TO GOVERNOR PRINCE BASSEY EDET OTU ON BEHALF OF OMLEHA ALUMINUM ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION LTD.

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On September 14, 2024, during a significant commissioning ceremony at the OMLEHA Aluminum Roofing and Construction Ltd. factory site, Hon. Patrick Egbede, Commissioner for the Ministry of Wealth Creation and Employment, presented an award to His Excellency, Governor Prince Bassey Edet Otu. This honor was given in recognition of the exceptional contributions of OMLEHA to the economic development of Cross River State.
The ceremony, held opposite the Ogoja Army Barracks on Okuku Road, highlighted the commitment of OMLEHA’s MD/CEO, AVM Emmanuel Wonah, to creating job opportunities and driving sustainable growth in the region. The award souvenir, delivered by Hon. Paddy Egbede on behalf of AVM Wonah, symbolizes the company’s dedication to uplifting Cross River State and beyond.
“I am proud of AVM Emmanuel Wonah’s unwavering commitment to his people,” said HE. Prince Bassey Edet Otu. “His efforts not only enhance local employment but also foster economic empowerment throughout Cross River State.”

The event marked a milestone for OMLEHA Aluminum Roofing and Construction Ltd., which is poised to play a crucial role in the local economy. With its state-of-the-art facility, the company aims to provide high-quality products while prioritizing community welfare and environmental sustainability.

Governor Otu expressed his gratitude for the recognition and reaffirmed his administration’s support for initiatives that stimulate local enterprise and job creation.

Comr. Stephen Egar Ayim.
Media Aide to Commissioner for Wealth Creation and Employment
Cross River State.

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