ANA Congratulates Dr. Keyna C. Eshika on Her Birthday

ANA CONGRATULATES DR. KEYNA C. ESHIKA ON HER BIRTHDAY

By ANA Media Team 

The Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) has congratulated its National Financial Secretary, Dr. Keyna C. Eshika, on the occasion of her birthday celebration today, describing her as a committed intellectual, dedicated administrator, and passionate advocate of scholarship and literary development in Nigeria.

This was contained in a press statement jointly issued by the President of ANA, Dr. Usman Oladipo Akanbi, and the General Secretary of the Association, Dame Joan Oji.

According to the statement, Dr. Keyna Marie Chizoma Eshika has distinguished herself in academia and organizational service through her remarkable contributions to public administration, governance studies, and institutional development. 

The ANA leadership praised her commitment to excellence, noting that her scholarly works on ethical leadership, organizational conflict resolution, and the performance of small and medium-scale enterprises have continued to enrich intellectual discourse and policy conversations within Nigeria and beyond.

The Association further acknowledged Dr. Eshika’s contributions as an academic and researcher at Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, where her studies have focused on public sector governance, leadership studies, organizational ethics, and educational development. 

ANA particularly commended her notable publications, including her work on supply chain management and SMEs in Abuja, as well as her research on ethical leadership and the impact of digital communication technologies on academic performance among students.

While celebrating her new age, ANA described Dr. Eshika as a dependable officer whose service as National Financial Secretary has contributed immensely to the growth and stability of the Association. 

The Association prayed for God’s continued guidance, good health, wisdom, and greater accomplishments in her academic, professional, and personal life, while wishing her many more years of impactful service to literature, scholarship, and national development.