The Collaborative Council of Nigerians in the Diaspora (CCND), has congratulated Prof. Mondy Gold who recently bagged the United States President’s Lifetime Achievement Award.
Gold, a professor of Business Administration, who is the President of the Global Nigerian Diaspora Forum, was honored by President Joe Biden for his outstanding service to community development and humanitarian outreach.
The Delta State indigene was also honoured for his exemplary effort in philanthropy, and other initiatives that foster hope and healing within the US and beyond.
Reacting to the award, the CCND in a congratulatory message said, “When your colleagues recognize your accomplishments, it is always an honor and a thing of pride. However, when the president of the most powerful nation (USA) in the world recognizes your accomplishments for society and humanity, it takes a whole different meaning.
“Professor (Ambassador) Mondy Selle Gold, please take a bow for this wonderful and well-deserved honor that has been bestowed on you.
“We at the Collaborative Council of Nigerians in the Diaspora rejoice with special pride and joy because we know your stuff. May God continue to bless your work with success as you deliver your selfless service to humanity”, they concluded.
The Collaborative Council of Nigerians in Diaspora, (CCND); with headquarters in the United States of America (USA) advocates for the growth and welfare of Nigerians everywhere through partnership and collaboration with all Nigerian political, professional, civic, cultural and alumni organizations.
The Council can be reached through its website https://ccndglobal.org or via email info@ccndglobal.org and phone number +19192058494.
