Femi Oyebode Appoints Josephine Pauline Amoako and Omotayo Peter Olatunde to Key Roles.

Femi Oyebode Appoints Josephine Pauline Amoako and Omotayo Peter Olatunde to Key Roles.

Femi Oyebode, renowned as the Africa Representative and Board Member at the United Nations Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Vienna, Austria, and the Executive Coordinator of Rural And Urban Aid For Youth Development Initiatives, has made strategic appointments that promise to fortify his team and further the noble cause against transnational organized crime.

In a statement released from the heart of Abuja, these appointments have been unveiled with great anticipation, as they are expected to have an immediate and significant impact.

Josephine Pauline Amoako, a Ghanaian residing in the Netherlands, stands as the embodiment of excellence in the field of Economics with her master's degree. She joins the team as the Executive Assistant and Coordinator for Ghana in the Civil Society Implementation of the UN Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime. Ms. Amoako, currently serving as the Administrative Assistant at the Mahatma Gandhi Human Rights Organization in Budapest, Hungary, is no stranger to dedicated service. Her new role will see her working closely with Femi Oyebode, as she takes on the vital task of coordinating civil society initiatives in Ghana related to crime prevention and criminal justice.

Omotayo Peter Olatunde, a seasoned journalist boasting a Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism and a bachelor's degree in Philosophy, has been chosen to take the reins in managing media relations for Femi Oyebode. Mr. Olatunde's wealth of experience speaks volumes. A professional member of the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) and the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), he has had a prolific career, serving as a correspondent in Fountain Newspaper and Publishing House, Newsdirect Newspaper, and co-publisher of the defunct Benchmark News and Magazine. His exceptional skills in public speaking are well-documented, and he currently lends his expertise as a freelance journalist at Oceanville Communication company, publishers of the Standard Times Nigeria newspaper.

These appointments, skillfully crafted and unveiled through the protocol/liaison officer Emmanuel Olufemi and bearing the signature of a distinguished Member of the Board of Directors of the United Nations Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Vienna, Austria, signify a clear commitment to bolstering the capabilities of the team.

The United Nations Alliance of NGOs on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice, which stands as the umbrella organization for civil society engagement with the United Nations, and the Rural And Urban Aid For Youth Development Initiatives, an international non-governmental organization committed to battling transnational organized crime in Africa, can anticipate enhanced efficiency and collaboration with the immediate effect of these appointments.

Femi Oyebode's team is now perfectly poised to advance their mission against transnational organized crime and bring further influence to their cause. The fight against crime prevention and criminal justice gains new momentum with these strategic appointments.