The Public Relations Consultants Association of Nigeria (PRCAN) has received with profound sadness the news of the passing of Mallam Bashir Chedi, a distinguished member of the Council of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), at the age of 65, reports ITREALMS.
A press statement signed by Dr. Monday Ashibogwu, Public Relations Officer of PRCAN and available to ITREALMS, described the late Mallam Chedi as an accomplished professional, a consummate communicator, and a pillar of integrity whose contributions to the growth of public relations in Nigeria will remain indelible.
“Mallam Bashir Chedi was a respected voice in our profession, a dedicated mentor to countless practitioners, and a steadfast advocate for ethical practice. His departure is a profound loss not only to the NIPR family but also to the wider communication and public relations community in Nigeria,” the association stated.
PRCAN extends its deepest condolences to Dr. Ike Neliaku, fnipr, the President and Chairman of the NIPR Council, the NIPR Council, the family of the deceased, and the entire PR community. The association's leadership prays that Almighty God grants them the fortitude to bear this irreplaceable loss.
“While we mourn his passing, we find solace in the impactful and inspiring legacy he leaves behind, a legacy that will continue to guide both present and future generations of PR practitioners,” the statement concluded.
“Mallam Bashir Chedi was a respected voice in our profession, a dedicated mentor to countless practitioners, and a steadfast advocate for ethical practice. His departure is a profound loss not only to the NIPR family but also to the wider communication and public relations community in Nigeria,” the association stated.
PRCAN extends its deepest condolences to Dr. Ike Neliaku, fnipr, the President and Chairman of the NIPR Council, the NIPR Council, the family of the deceased, and the entire PR community. The association's leadership prays that Almighty God grants them the fortitude to bear this irreplaceable loss.
“While we mourn his passing, we find solace in the impactful and inspiring legacy he leaves behind, a legacy that will continue to guide both present and future generations of PR practitioners,” the statement concluded.
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