In a remarkable display of leadership and mentorship, Mrs. Nnene Bassey, Special Assistant to the Governor on Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), recently had the privilege of spending valuable time with two distinguished individuals: Dr. Ndueso Essien, SSA on Research and Documentation, and Mr. Raphael Edem, SSA on Brand Management and Marketing. This encounter proved to be an unforgettable and enriching experience for Mrs. Bassey, as she immersed herself in the wealth of knowledge and expertise that these remarkable leaders generously shared.
Dr. Essien and Mr. Edem are not only known for their unwavering dedication to advocating for the rights of citizens, particularly the youth, in Akwa Ibom State, but they also possess a rare quality of generosity in imparting their wisdom and insights to others. During their time together, Dr. Essien and Mr. Edem embraced the role of mentors, offering guidance and support to Mrs. Bassey as she navigates the complexities of advocating for Persons with Disabilities.
The mentoring sessions were characterized by candid conversations, where Dr. Essien and Mr. Edem shared their personal experiences and insights, encouraging Mrs. Bassey to push herself beyond limits, to think innovatively, and to persistently pursue her goals and aspirations. Their mentorship served as a catalyst for Mrs. Bassey’s personal and professional growth, instilling in her a sense of confidence and determination to effect positive change in the disability community.
Reflecting on the invaluable mentorship she received, Mrs. Bassey expressed profound gratitude for the opportunity to learn from such inspiring leaders. She acknowledged the pivotal role that Dr. Essien and Mr. Edem have played in shaping her journey as an advocate for Persons with Disabilities, stating that their unwavering support and belief in her capabilities have fueled her passion to make a tangible difference in the lives of others.
As Mrs. Bassey continues her journey of empowerment and advocacy, she draws strength and inspiration from the mentorship of Dr. Essien and Mr. Edem. Their mentorship has equipped her with the tools and confidence needed to navigate the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. With their guidance, Mrs. Bassey is poised to make a meaningful impact in the disability community, ensuring that the voices of PWDs are heard and their rights are upheld.
In conclusion, Mrs. Bassey expressed her heartfelt appreciation for the unwavering support and guidance she has received from Dr. Essien and Mr. Edem. Their mentorship has not only enriched her personal and professional journey but has also ignited a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to advocating for the rights and inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in Akwa Ibom State. With leaders like Dr. Essien and Mr. Edem by her side, Mrs. Bassey is confident in her ability to effect positive change and create a more inclusive society for all.
