NUSA President Pledges Stronger Voice for Nigerians in SA
Mr Smart Nwobi, the newly inaugurated President of the Nigerian Union South Africa (NUSA), says the body will remain the voice of Nigerians in the country.
Nwobi said this in Sandton, Johannesburg, at the inauguration of new executives of NUS. The event featured the swearing-in of a 13-member national executive team and the launch of The Migrant Magazine.
The event had as theme: “Uniting Nigerians in South Africa.”
Nwobi, in his inaugural address as the newly elected President of NUSA, emphasised the Union’s unwavering commitment to being the voice of all Nigerians living in South Africa.
“This administration is dedicated to promoting unity among our diverse Nigerian community in South Africa.
“We will focus on supporting growth in trade and commerce while fostering stronger relationships between Nigerians and South Africans,” Nwobi said.
Akindele Olunloyo, the Editor-in-Chief of the magazine and National Publicity Secretary of NUSA, shared insights on the publication’s mission at the forum.
“The magazine was launched to bridge Nigerian migrants’ heritage with their South African presence, thereby creating space for dialogue and community building.
“It documents our migrant experiences with dignity and authenticity,” he said.
Dr Sule Bassi, Secretary of Nigerians in Diaspora Commission represented Abike Dabiri-Erewa, its Chief Executive, at the event.
Bassi, in a goodwill message, highlighted the various opportunities available for Nigerians in the Diaspora to contribute to national development in Nigeria.
The event was attended by dignitaries and community leaders from across South Africa, underscoring the rising influence and importance of NUSA in South Africa.
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