The National Assembly New Media Forum (NANMF) on Monday honoured Senator Neda Bernards Imasuen, representing Edo South Senatorial District, with a special birthday recognition, commended his dedication to legislative excellence and consistent partnership with the media.
The brief but symbolic event held at the National Assembly complex in Abuja featured the presentation of a custom-designed recognition card to the lawmaker by members of the Forum.
Chairman of NANMF, Mr. Clement Nwabuko, described Senator Imasuen as a friend of the media who has demonstrated uncommon openness, accessibility, and responsiveness in the discharge of his duties.
“There is no better occasion than your birthday to appreciate your ongoing support for the New Media Forum. Your collaborative spirit and transparency make our work more meaningful and impactful,” Nwabuko stated.
In his response, Senator Imasuen expressed gratitude for the honour, describing it as a timely motivation to continue serving his constituents and the nation with renewed commitment.
“This recognition serves as a catalyst for me to redouble my efforts in legislative duties. I believe strongly in the power of the media to shape public discourse and advance national development,” he said.
The senator reaffirmed his readiness to continue working closely with journalists and urged them to uphold the noble principles of accuracy, fairness, and accountability in their reporting.
The recognition card presented to the lawmaker highlighted his “unwavering dedication to legislative excellence” and described him as “a voice of reason and progress in the Senate,” whose advocacy for good governance and citizens’ rights reflects integrity, leadership, and patriotism.
The ceremony concluded with goodwill messages, photographs, and warm wishes for the senator’s continued success in his service to the people and the nation.
