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Oyo State Corredpondents’ Chapel Of NUJ Begins Press Week
By Olusakin Babalola,Ibadan
The Oyo State Correspondents’ Chapel of Nigeria Union of Journalist(NUJ) will on Sunday, December 16 begins this year’s Press week of the Chapel.
A statement issued from the Chapel office Mokola, Ibadan said that the one week activities would start with a church service at the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) House of His Glory Adejumo/Abese NIHORT Ile-Tuntun Elenusonso Road, Ibadan
The opening ceremony lecture is on Monday and would be delivered by Senator Olufemi Lanlehin, the Oyo State gubernatorial candidate of African Democratic Congress (ADC) and on Tuesday there would be a guest platform.
On Wednesday, there would be an opportunity for medical check ups to be carried out on the journalists by health personnel at the chapel office.
Visits to charity homes have been fixed for Thursday while the activity for Friday would be Jumat service.The event would be rounded off with award as well as end of the year party.
All members were urged to attend all the activities.
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