Delta NUJ Chairman Thanks Members, Pledges Greater Service After Re-election
The re-elected Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Delta State Council, Comrade Churchill Oyowe, has expressed profound gratitude to members of the union and other stakeholders for the confidence reposed in him through his re-election for a second term.
Oyowe, in a heartfelt message of appreciation, described his re-election as a humbling experience and a renewed call to service, pledging to strengthen unity, promote professionalism and improve the welfare of journalists across the state.
He particularly appreciated the NUJ National Secretariat and its delegation, led by the Vice President, Zone F, Comrade Opaka Dokubo, for their guidance and supervision during the electoral process.
He also acknowledged the contributions of the Zonal Secretary, Dr. John Angese, and the National Ex-Officio, Comrade Felix Igbekoyi, towards ensuring the successful conduct of the election.
The NUJ chairman commended the Credentials Committee for its service and expressed appreciation to the Delta State Government for maintaining neutrality throughout the exercise.
He further thanked the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, and the State Director of the Department of State Services (DSS) for providing the necessary security that contributed to the peaceful conduct of the election.
Oyowe extended his gratitude to members of the union who participated in the electoral process, as well as his supporters, stakeholders, well-wishers and fellow contestants, acknowledging their sacrifices, commitment and contributions.
He attributed his victory to the grace of God Almighty, giving all glory to God for the successful outcome of the election.
The re-elected chairman assured members that the renewed mandate would be used to consolidate the achievements of his first term and build a stronger, more inclusive union that prioritises the interests and professional development of journalists.
He emphasised that unity, professionalism, improved welfare and collective responsibility would remain central to his administration's priorities.
Oyowe called on members to work together in advancing the ideals of the NUJ and strengthening the position of the Delta State Council as a platform for responsible journalism, mutual support and professional excellence.
He expressed optimism that, with the continued cooperation of members and stakeholders, the council would achieve greater progress during his second term.
