Mr Omojuwa said it is an opportunity to work with exemplary leaders and change makers who are devoted to strengthening strategic cooperation among democratic nations.

Nigerian media entrepreneur and public commentator, Japhet Omojuwa, now sits on the board of Halifax International Security Forum, a global non-profit think-tank that debates possible responses to security challenges.

Mr Omojuwa’s appointment was communicated in a letter dated July 8.

“Your contributions to HFX’s work over the years have been very meaningful and I am delighted to now formalize the relationship. Having you on our Board of Directors—which we would be honored to effect at the opening of its next formal meeting—will amplify the importance of our mission,” the group’s president, Peter Praagh, stated in the letter.

According to him, Mr Omojuwa’s leadership as a media entrepreneur standing up for social justice and democracy aligns seamlessly with HFX’s work.

Accepting the appointment, Mr Omojuwa said it is an opportunity to work with exemplary leaders and change makers who are devoted to strengthening strategic cooperation among democratic nations.

I am delighted to announce that I accepted the invitation by the Halifax International Security Forum to join its board. This gives me an opportunity to work with such exemplary leaders& change makers who are devoted to strengthening strategic cooperation among democratic nations pic.twitter.com/hGH1tnEabl

— JJ. Omojuwa (@Omojuwa) July 16, 2021

Current board members of Halifax include White House nominee to serve as Ambassador to the UN Agencies for Food and Agriculture, and widow of John McCain, Cindy McCain, and Mexican Council on Foreign Relations chair, Tammy Harris. The board is chaired by Janice Gross Stein.

Founded in 2009 as part of the German Marshall Fund of the United States, Halifax attracts senior politicians, including a significant delegation from the United States Congress, top military commanders, strategists, thinkers, influential journalists, and business leaders from across the world.

Its network extends from North America, through Europe, Eurasia, South and East Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

donmixc:
He look poor

Dmavin:
Such a Brilliant man

Kandeed:
Off thread

This senselessness amongst Southerners is what will kill her and by God's special grace I won't be among the victims. when Kanu was arrested I was rebuking my fellow Yoruba guys that the best thing to do atm is not to mock igbos or Kanu cuz at this stage and time in our country we need each other badly that ever before but alas my people came for my head telling me rubbish and today or is it yesterday, guess what? Igboho was arrested our eyes don dey clear small small. truth is if we had stood with the igbos and reject in a strong voice the illegal arrest of Kanu, the news of Igboho's arrest is enough to ignite a massive solidarity protest from all part of the South and trust me with time these northern Evil will be fast coming to an end. but we've created division among ourselves now everyone will just sit down and keep looking and some folks will be hoping on 2023 to change things thr vote?? lemme laugh

Well as for me I'll just kuku sit and keep watching as things unfold. I kuku advocated for June 12th people called me lotta names and ever since then I guess I should just be thinking bout my self now.

LagBlogger:
I was also recently appointed to the board of my own company. I guess being a board member is no longer a big deal.

Congrats to me