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NUJ Lagos: NAWOJ Congratulates Akodu, Seek Improved Welfare and Greater Inclusion of Women Journalists
By Naomisophyblog
The Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ), Lagos State Chapter, has congratulated Comrade Adewale Akodu on his election and inauguration as the Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Lagos State Council, expressing confidence in his ability to provide purposeful leadership.
Akodu was officially sworn into office on Monday, November 9, 2026, at the NUJ Lagos State Council Secretariat, Iyalla Street, Alausa, Ikeja.
In a congratulatory message, NAWOJ Lagos described his emergence as a significant development for the journalism profession in the state, expressing optimism that his administration would promote journalists’ welfare, strengthen professionalism and advance capacity development.
The Chairperson of NAWOJ Lagos, Comrade Jumoke Falayi-Johnson, who spoke on behalf of the association, congratulated the new chairman and prayed for divine wisdom, strength and good health for him and members of his executive council.
She expressed hope that the new administration would usher in an era of peace, unity, accountability and remarkable achievements for journalists across Lagos State.
NAWOJ Lagos also applauded Akodu’s commitment to protecting the rights, dignity and professional integrity of journalists, particularly his pledge to pursue improved working conditions, timely payment of salaries and better remuneration through sustained engagement with media owners.
The association further welcomed his proposed open-door policy, emphasis on accountability and appeal for unity among NUJ chapels, describing these as important steps towards building a stronger and more inclusive union.
It particularly expressed optimism that the new administration would create greater opportunities for the participation, representation and engagement of women journalists in the affairs of the Council.
Reaffirming its commitment to the growth of the journalism profession, NAWOJ Lagos pledged its cooperation and support for the Akodu-led administration, stressing the need for collective efforts towards building a vibrant, inclusive and respected NUJ Lagos Council.
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The statement was jointly signed by Comrade Jumoke Falayi-Johnson, Chairperson, and Anu M. Thomas, Secretary, NAWOJ Lagos State.
