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Adeniyan donates tablets to 12 Ondo NUJ Federated Chapel members

AdeboyeBy AdeboyeNo CommentsOctober 12, 20262 Mins Read
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The Chief Press Secretary to the Ondo State Governor, Prince Ebenezer Adeniyan, has donated brand-new tablets to 12 members of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, Federated Chapel, to support their work and improve their professional capacity.

The devices were presented as part of efforts to equip the journalists with digital tools for reporting, information gathering and news production in an increasingly technology-driven media environment.

Adeniyan, while presenting the tablets to the chapel’s chairman, Comrade Alaba Aliu, said the gesture was aimed at supporting media practitioners and making their professional duties easier and more productive.

He noted that journalists played an important role in society and deserved encouragement to enable them to carry out their responsibilities effectively.

The donation was warmly received by members of the chapel, who described it as a welcome boost to their work and an important moment in the organisation’s history.

Aliu, speaking on behalf of the beneficiaries, thanked Adeniyan for the gesture, saying the donation demonstrated his recognition of the media’s contribution to society and his concern for the welfare and professional development of journalists.

He also prayed for God’s continued blessings and greater accomplishments for the governor’s spokesperson, expressing appreciation for the support extended to the chapel.

The beneficiaries are Alaba Aliu, Bayo Adediran, Rev. David Akinadewo, Jimisayo Adebiyi, Joshua Oluwadare, Ifewumi Sheikina, Ngosi Aduloju, Femi Ojopagogo, Tayo Adu, Abiola Akinnayajo, Sanya Adegbenro and Taiwo Gbamila.

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