Sanwo-Olu sets agenda for new NGE President
By Florence Onuegbu
Lagos governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has urged Mr Eze Anaba, the unusual President of the Nigeria Guild of Editors (NGE) and his executive people to notify their wealth of abilities to present a enhance to the media alternate, in particular the journalism profession.
”Besides they are able to restful work with varied stakeholders to wage struggle against unsuitable files, which is threatening the social cloth of our society nowadays,” Sanwo -Olu acknowledged in a congratulatory message to Anaba on his emergence because the President on NGE.
”I also desire to allure to the unusual NGE executives to peep their unusual leadership positions as an important project for the press to be more circumspect and developmental in its role because the watchdog of society,” the Lagos Tell Governor added.
Sanwo-Olu, noted that the election of Anaba as President of the NGE, in some unspecified time in the future of the Guild’s Nationwide Biennial Convention in Imo, became a testomony to the trust and perception his colleagues maintain in him.
Anaba and varied executive people elected maintain been to handbook the ship of the NGE for the subsequent two years.
The governor commended the instantaneous past President, Mr Mustapha Isah for his leadership attributes and winning tenure, whereas congratulating the newly elected executive people of the NGE.
He acknowledged that Anaba and varied executives of the guild, over time, had proved their mettle in journalism and the media alternate.
Sanwo-Olu acknowledged there became no query that they’d continue with the tradition of excellence, nobility and professionalism that had been the hallmarks of the profession.
”The election of Anaba as NGE president is deserving, inspiring about his abilities, dedication, and long years of service within the media alternate and NGE in speak.
”He is a seasoned journalist and media supervisor with a proven observe file of excellence in journalism. I imagine his election will make contributions positively to the media alternate,” acknowledged Sanwo-Olu.
