Tuesday, 9 December 2025

Editorial: Esther Clement – A Portrait of Character, Sacrifice, and Service - by Joseph Ebirim

Ms Esther Clement
In a time when commitment and integrity are becoming increasingly rare, the story of Miss Esther Clement stands as a refreshing reminder that character still matters. Esther is a native of Nsit Atai Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State and holder of a National Diploma (ND) in Public Health from the Rivers State College of Health Science and Management Technology, a qualification that laid the foundation for her passion for healthcare and service to humanity.

When Esther began her journey with our organisation having been employed by PGN Biz Consults for our client, D-El'vation Pharmacy in Port Harcourt, she did not possess extensive practical experience as a pharmacy assistant but she could discharge administrative roles effectively. She brought far more valuable traits: a sound moral character, sincerity of heart, and a reliability that inspired trust. She embraced learning with humility and grew into a highly dependable and competent professional through dedication, discipline, and sheer determination.

Her work ethic has been nothing short of remarkable. There were moments of real personal hardship, including challenges with accommodation and basic comfort, yet she remained steadfast. She showed up consistently, focused on duty, never allowing personal struggles to diminish her commitment to service. This quiet resilience speaks volumes about her inner strength and sense of responsibility.

Esther is a devoted member of The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), where she fellowships actively and serves without discrimination or bias. She relates with everyone in love, humility, and respect, reflecting the values of unity and compassion in both her spiritual and professional life.

Beyond her workplace role, Esther has proven her versatility and diligence by contributing her time and skills to PGN Biz Consults and serving in an administrative capacity in her local church parish. Her ability to balance multiple responsibilities with grace and excellence is a rare quality in today’s workforce.

What truly distinguishes Esther is her selfless attitude to work. She is exceptionally accountable, not motivated by excess, and never driven by personal gain. She willingly goes beyond her assigned responsibilities without complaint or expectation of reward. She consistently puts the interest of the organisation first, always thinking of continuity and stability before making decisions.

Esther Clement is not just a staff member; she is a rare breed in her generation—a virtuous, modest, disciplined, and service-driven young woman whose life exemplifies loyalty, sacrifice, and integrity. As she moves forward in her journey, there is no doubt that any organisation or community that benefits from her presence will be greatly enriched.

8 comments:

  1. So proud of her, that's a life worthy of emulation. In this present time where integrity, sincerity, emphathy and selflessness is hard to come by, I am glad there are still a few with this attributes.

    May God take her to places higher than her expectations.

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  2. This is commendable, please keep up with these good virtues.

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  3. Wao! What a human with such impeccable and exemplary character. Congratulations to her.

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  4. Whaooooo!
    This is excellent.
    Keep shining as light my dear Esther, you will never lose your reward.

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  5. Very beautiful to see people who still show this level of exceptionality

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  6. This is wonderful of her. The sky shall be her limit

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  7. GOD ALMIGHTY Bless You Young Woman. So Proud Of My Product At Rivers State College Of Science And Technology, Rumueme Where I Served And Retired As Director Of Pharmaceutical Services In 2010 After 29 Years Of Meritorios Service To Rivers State. So Refreshing To Know.

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  8. Stay Richly Blessed Daughter Of Zion.
    From Pharm. Chief Chidinma Ajandu.

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