Honored & Grateful: Bigchiefvibes Media CEO Appreciates NUAS for Award of Honor

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The CEO of Bigchiefvibes Media, Geoffrey Ekpu Ekpu, has expressed heartfelt appreciation to the National Union of Andoni Students (NUAS), Kenpoly Chapter, for honoring him with an Award of Honor during their just concluded matriculation and freshers’ day celebration held on March 21, 2026, at Kenule Beeson Saro-Wiwa Polytechnic (Kenpoly), Bori.

He described the recognition as both a surprise and a humbling moment, noting that it serves as a great encouragement to continue contributing to the growth, support, and development of Andoni (Obolo) students and youths.

Geoffrey Ekpu Ekpu also commended the leadership of Sen. Emmanuel Ugbana Esuku-led EXCOS (2025/2026 Academic Session) and members of NUAS Kenpoly for their commitment to promoting unity, progress, and student development within the community.

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