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By Correspondent.
The 36 Political Elevation Group (36 PEG) has congratulated Mr. Zolani Osimen Eboziegbe on his graduation with a Master’s degree from the University of California, United States of America.
The group, led by its President, Prince Dan Olaitan Dada, described the achievement as a remarkable milestone for the Eboziegbe family and the professional community of Harmonised Practitioners of Mobile Advert and Other Related Collections in Nigeria.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, 36 PEG said Zolani’s academic success reflects the values of discipline, resilience and global competitiveness needed by Nigerian youths to contribute meaningfully to national development.
According to the group, academic excellence remains a critical pillar for professional advancement and sustainable growth in the country.
The group also commended Otunba Mike Osimen Eboziegbe, President of the Harmonised Practitioners of Mobile Advert and Other Related Collections in Nigeria, for what it described as his outstanding contributions to revenue generation and professional standardization within the sector.
“Raising a son who excels on the global stage is a testament to Otunba Mike’s leadership at home and in the industry. His journey continues to inspire practitioners across Nigeria who are working to build credibility and structure in mobile advert and related collections,” the group said.
36 PEG noted that Zolani’s graduation underscored the importance of investing in human capital, stressing that Nigeria’s future depends largely on professionals equipped with both local knowledge and international exposure.
The group further stated that the milestone highlights the importance of strong family values and responsible leadership in shaping future generations.
It added that the Harmonised Practitioners of Mobile Advert and Other Related Collections in Nigeria had continued to play a significant role in strengthening revenue processes and reducing operational challenges between practitioners and government agencies.
36 PEG reaffirmed its commitment to recognising excellence and encouraging leaders who invest in people and education.
The group also urged young professionals in the mobile advert and collections sector to emulate Zolani’s dedication and embrace education as a tool for national service and personal development.
It prayed for greater accomplishments for Zolani and the Eboziegbe family, expressing hope that the new academic achievement would translate into meaningful contributions to Nigeria’s development.
Edited by Dada Ahmed.
