Shadare, a member and resource person on Platforms Africa forum, an e-community of intellectuals, opinion leaders and policy moulders in Africa, is a serial award winner
A veteran aviation journalist, Wole Shadare, has won the Aviator Africa Award In South Africa.
Platforms Africa reports that Shadare, who edits the aviation page of New Telegraph, won the digital content category of the award.
He announced this award on his verified Facebook page on Monday, pouring eulogies on those who voted him for the laurel.
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“What can I say than to thank God for all His mercies? I thank all of you who made this possible by voting for me to win this award in far away Johannesburg, South Africa. Your votes counted. Thank you #aviatorsafrica for nominating me for this prestigious award,” he said.
Shadare, a member and resource person on Platforms Africa forum, an e-community of intellectuals, opinion leaders and policy moulders in Africa, is a serial award winner.
He has, on multiple occassions, won the prestigious Nigeria Media Merit Awards (NMMA) among other laurels in Africa and across the World.
Team Lead, Platforms Africa, Adeola Yusuf, in a statement,congratulated Shadare for his latest award.
“This is another opportunity to congratulate Mr. Shadare who has shown unmatched commitment across Africa in the area of aviation journalism. His contributions towards the development of the industry have continued to attract recognitions and our sincere wish is for him to keep growing from strength to strength.
“Hearty congratulations from all of us at Platforms Africa,” Adeola Yusuf, who once sat on the same newsroom business desk with Shadare, wrote.
