Female Journalists Charged To Up The Ante In Reporting Govt Activities
Female journalists have been charged to up the ante in reportage of the activities of the Oyo State Government, through unrelenting education and enlightenment of the populace. Information Guide Nigeria
According to INDEPENDENT, the Commissioner of Information, Culture and Tourism, Dr. Wasiu Olatunbosun charged female journalists during a courtesy visit by members of the National Association of Women Journalists, NAWOJ, to his office.
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Dr. Olatunbosun said: “NAWOJ is a unique Association, comprising of women with ‘I can do spirit’. We need you in this new phase of propagating the good news of Governor Makinde’s exceptional performance to not just your readers or listeners, but to also be Ambassadors of this administration.
“To enlighten our people, you need to up the ante.
”We urge you all to please keep working with the Seyi Makinde led administration in propagating the good news about our good deeds. Our growth in the State is unprecedented and I implore you, to be part of our Ambassadors.”
INDEPENDENT reports that Olatunbosun appreciated the cooperation being enjoyed by the State Government, from the Media and charged female reporters to partner with the Government in its desire to lift Oyo State to its desired height.
Speaking on NAWOJ forthcoming elections, Olatunbosun urged the umpires to put equity and justice first, stressing that his Ministry will work with any Executive that emerges. Jamb Result
According to INDEPENDENT, two of the aspirants for the position of a Chairperson in NAWOJ, the incumbent, Mrs. Jadesola Ajibola and Mrs. Lola Alamu appreciated the Commissioner for his readiness to work with the NAWOJ.
According to the association, this partnership will reawaken their passion for the State.
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