Unity Bank management, others congratulate Mr. Eric Osagie, the Sun MD



All Progressives Congress (APC) National Auditor, George Muoghalu, has congratulated the Managing Director of The Sun Publishing Limited, Mr. Eric Osagie, on his appointment.
He said,  “I have no doubt in my mind that this promotion will not only serve as a source of encouragement for a hardworking professional like you, but will spur you to render greater service at this time of our nation’s history,” he said.
In the same vein, the management of Unity Bank said Osagie’s promotion was well deserved.
In a statement co-signed by Ogechi Eronini and Theodora Amechi on behalf of the bank, they said: “This is a promotion well deserved and we join millions of your admirers to celebrate with you. It is, therefore, our prayer that the good Lord will protect and grant you wisdom and good health so that the wealth of your experience will be brought to bear in the discharge of your responsibilities.
“On behalf of the management and staff of Unity Bank, we congratulate you on your well-deserved appointment as the managing director of The Sun. Your wealth of experience and pursuit of excellence have earned you this appointment and we applaud this confirmation and your success.
“We wish you God’s guidance as you assume office, taking up additional responsibilities and continue to contribute to the development of Nigeria.
Also, the President of Masters Energy Group, Dr. Uchechukwu Ogah, said Osagie’s appointment was another milestone in his career.
His words: “You are a thoroughbred journalist who rose from the ranks in journalism from your days in Concord. I have no doubt that you will use your wealth of experience and network to take The Sun newspapers to the next level.”

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