NAWOJ B ZONE CONGRATULATES ALHASSAN YAHAYA, Dr ABIMBOLA OYETUNDE ON THEIR VICTORY

NAWOJ B ZONE CONGRATULATES ALHASSAN YAHAYA, Dr ABIMBOLA OYETUNDE ON THEIR VICTORY

The Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) B ZONE has joined other well wishers to congratulate the newly elected NUJ National President Alhassan Yahaya and Deputy National President Dr Abimbola Oyetunde on their election at the just concluded 8th Triennial National Delegates Conference/Election of the Nigeria Union of Journalists held in Owerri, Imo State.

 

In a statement jointly signed by the Vice Chairperson of the Zone, Comrade Adeola Adekunle and the Zonal Secretary, Comrade Adeola Adewole, described the victory as well deserved for the betterment of all journalists in the country.

 

The statement describes Comrade Alhassan Yahaya and Dr Abimbola Oyetunde as great unionists and leaders who have carved a niche for themselves in their tireless commitment to the service of the union.

 

NAWOJ B-ZONE tasks the duo and all newly elected Central Working Committee, CWC members to work in unity and peace for the overall good of members and progress of the union.

 

The Zone further thanked journalists in the country for voting the right candidates who have clearly assured all, to uphold the ethics of the journalism profession and propagate a culture of welfare and safety of members of the union.

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