NUJ Delta Chairman, Churchill Oyowe, Pledges Greater Service After Second-Term Victory

By Christopher Odamah, Asaba

Comrade Churchill Oyowe, Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Delta State Council, has expressed profound gratitude to members of the union and other stakeholders following his re-election for a second term in office.

Comrade Churchill Oyowe, in a heartfelt message of appreciation, described his re-election as a demonstration of the confidence reposed in his leadership, pledging to strengthen unity, professionalism and the welfare of journalists across the state.

He expressed appreciation to the NUJ National Secretariat and its delegation, led by the Vice President, Zone F, Comrade Opaka Dokubo; the Zonal Secretary, Dr. John Angese; and the National Ex-Officio, Comrade Felix Igbekoyi, for their guidance and supervision during the electoral process.

The NUJ Delta chairman also commended the Credentials Committee for its service and acknowledged the Delta State Government for maintaining neutrality throughout the exercise.

He further appreciated the Commissioner of Police, Delta State Command, and the State Director of the Department of State Services (DSS) for providing security that ensured a peaceful electoral process.

Oyowe did not fail to recognise NUJ members who participated in the election, expressing gratitude to those who sacrificed their time, resources and energy to exercise their franchise.

He also extended his appreciation to his supporters, stakeholders, well-wishers and other contestants, acknowledging their respective roles in the electoral process.

Attributing his victory to divine grace, the re-elected chairman gave glory to God Almighty, describing the mandate as a renewed call to greater service.

According to him, his second term will focus on strengthening unity within the union, promoting professionalism, improving members’ welfare and consolidating the achievements recorded by the council.

He called on members to work collectively towards building a stronger, more inclusive and progressive NUJ Delta State Council.

“The journey continues,” Oyowe declared, reaffirming his commitment to serving members and advancing the interests of journalists across Delta State.

The re-election is expected to provide an opportunity for the council to consolidate its existing achievements while pursuing initiatives aimed at improving the professional standards and welfare of journalists in the state.