Grace Ayoola bags NIPR fellowship, first female from kogi
Grace Ometere Ayoola, a renowned public relations specialist, has been conferred with the Fellowship of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR). Ayoola is the first female from Kogi state to bag the NIPR Fellowship. The conferment as a Fellow is the highest rank in the membership category of the Institute. According to experts, the […]
Grace Ometere Ayoola, a renowned public relations specialist, has been conferred with the Fellowship of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR).
Ayoola is the first female from Kogi state to bag the NIPR Fellowship.
The conferment as a Fellow is the highest rank in the membership category of the Institute.
According to experts, the NIPR Fellowship is awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to the development of public relations in Nigeria.
This is completed after the candidate has written a PR-related thesis, which is professionally appraised and screened by the highly respected NIPR fellowship advisory committee of distinguished professionals who combine academic excellence with outstanding professionalism.
In a statement yesterday, Ayoola’s achievement was hailed as a milestone in her career, recognizing her dedication, hard work, and impact in the industry.
“Grace is a PR and marketing communications strategist who has quickly become a sensation in the PR industry. Her success stems from her belief that success can be achieved through hard work – as long as you know what you want and go for it,” the statement read.
Ayoola, the Managing Director/CEO of Trash Movers Nigeria Limited, has successfully managed globally recognized projects and has made a significant impact in the PR industry.
Her journey to the NIPR Fellowship began in July 2001 when she joined the NIPR as a graduate member.
She later upgraded to an associate member for five years and became a full member for 10 years.
Just like the Ogun state government supported their own by Hosting the National body and promoting the status of the Ogun State Chapter during the recently concluded PR week in Abeokuta, Ayoola said the government of Kogi State should take advantage of this opportunity to ensure that Kogi state is represented by a vibrant chapter in the PR profession family in Nigeria.