NAWOJ Niger State Inaugurates New Leadership to Drive Media Advocacy
The National Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) in Niger State has inaugurated a new leadership team tasked with overseeing its activities for the next two years.
The induction ceremony, attended by prominent media professionals including NAWOJ’s National Chairperson, Aisha Ibrahim, and other national executives, highlighted core principles such as integrity, journalism ethics, and member welfare.
Aisha Ibrahim urged the new leadership to work collaboratively to elevate women’s voices in the media sector and contribute meaningfully to national development.
Similarly, Abu Nmodu, Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists in Niger State, called on members to foster unity and prioritize professionalism.
In her acceptance speech, Chairperson Dr. Asabe Sule Garba expressed gratitude for the trust placed in her, vowing to uphold transparency, promote inclusivity, and strengthen the association for the collective benefit.
The elected executives include Dr. Asabe Sule Garba as Chairperson, Ruth Gana as Vice Chairperson, Hauwa Inuwa as Secretary, Aisha Baba Doko as Assistant Secretary, Fatima Kaka Suleiman as Treasurer, Safiyan Muhammad Yaman as Financial Secretary, and Hussaina Musa as Auditor.
