Former Nigeria’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Ambassador Sarafa Tunji Isola, has called for self-regulation of the media rather than the government’s regulation, saying such a move would earn respect for the society.not only to inform but also to hold security agencies accountable, ensuring that the public remains aware of the measures being taken to ensure their safety.”
He noted that the challenges and opportunities presented by the security and media partnership are “dynamic and ever-evolving.”
“As Nigeria continues its journey toward national development, the collaboration between security forces and the media stands as a cornerstone.
“The path ahead is challenging, but with determination and a united effort, Nigeria will navigate these challenges and secure a safer and more prosperous future for its citizens and the global community.”
The State Chairman of NUJ, Akinwale Olanrewaju, said the celebration of his executive first year in office became imperative in view of the past challenges the Council experienced for about four years.
He said his administration would continue to build on the achievements recorded and form a stronger collaboration to explore endless potentials before journalists in the state.
At the event, the union honoured the Senator representing Ogun East, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, as the Senator of the year; the State Commissioner for Housing, Jagunmolu Omoniyi, as Commissioner of the year; Hon Elemide Oludaisi, a member of the Ogun State House of Assembly, as the lawmaker of the year and the Chairman of Obafemi-Owode Local Government Area, Ogunsola Adesina as the LG Chairman of the Year.
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