Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya Gombe State, has congratulated Comrade Alhassan Yahya Abdullahi on his election as the National President of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, calling it a Proud Moment for Gombe State.
He expressed profound joy over Alhassan’s resounding victory at the just concluded 8th Triennial Delegates Conference in Owerri, Imo State, describing it as a remarkable achievement and a source of immense pride for the state and the entire journalism community.
Impressive rise
The Governor praised Comrade Alhassan’s journey and impressive rise in NUJ leadership, describing it as an indication of the strong values of leadership, determination, and excellence he embodied.
“From your humble beginning at the chapel level to your stellar service at the state, zonal, and national levels, you have consistently demonstrated unmatched courage, integrity, and passion for the cause of journalism and the welfare of journalists.
Your election as the National President of the NUJ is a reflection of the trust journalists across Nigeria have in your capacity to lead. Your commitment, integrity, and vision have made you a shining example of what it means to be a leader in the field of journalism,” the Governor remarked.
He gave Comrade Yahya the assurances of the support, solidarity and goodwill of his administration and the people of Gombe State, as he assumes the important role.
The Gombe State Governor expressed confidence in comrade Yahya’s ability to unite and lead the NUJ toward progress and professionalism.
Visionary leadership
Governor Inuwa Yahaya, who is also the Chairman of the Northern States Governors’ Forum, noted that Alhassan’s election as the National President of NUJ comes at a critical time when strong, visionary leadership is needed to unite and propel the media industry towards addressing the nation’s developmental challenges.
He expressed optimism that Comrade Alhassan’s track records position him as a unifying force capable of promoting dialogue and inspiring progress, not only within the NUJ family but across the spectrum of national discourse and governance.
Lateefah Ibrahim
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