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NALVEJ Praises Kwara Gov Over Renovation Of NUJ Press Centre

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By Steve Oni, Ilorin

The National League of Veteran Journalists (NALVEJ), Kwara state chapter, has praised Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for the prompt release of funds for the renovation of the press centre of the state’s Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ).

The league equally applauded the governor for repositioning the state owned media outfits, especially, The Herald and Kwara Television Service (KWTV).

Chairman of the League, Alhaji Mohammed Tunde Akanbi made the commendation during separate visits to the NUJ press centre and The Herald’s office in Ilorin, the state capital.

Akanbi, who led other members of the League to the NUJ press centre to inspect the ongoing renovation works, expressed satisfaction over the level of work done so far at the centre and urged the contractor handling the project to work according to specifications and complete the job on schedule.

It will be recalled that Governor AbdulRazaq had approved the sum of N17 million for the renovation of the NUJ press centre.

Also, during a courtesy call on the newly appointed General Manager of The Herald, Mr Yomi Adeboye, the NALVEJ chairman expressed delight over the repositioning of the state owned media outfits.

He thanked the state government for creating the enabling environment which had made Radio Kwara commence 24 hours services while The Herald has also gone digital.

Akanbi congratulated Adeboye on his appointment and urged him to return the newspaper to its past enviable position.

He also urged the new General Manager to prioritise training and retraining of the editorial staff as well as the welfare of the entire staff of the media house.

Responding, The Herald’s GM, Mr Yomi Adeboye, thanked the senior journalists for the visit and goodwill messages, assuring them that no efforts would spared at making The Herald great again.

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