The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Lagos State Council, has presented Bose Iyabo Aina with a Certificate of Credence, in recognition of her selfless commitment and dedication to the success and growth of the Correspondents’ Chapel.
The prestigious award, conferred Saturday, June 27, was presented by the Chairman of the Correspondents’ Chapel, Abraham Akpabio, and the Secretary, David Odunayo, acknowledging Aina’s outstanding contributions and unwavering support toward advancing the objectives of the chapel.
The Certificate of Credence is a distinguished honor bestowed upon individuals who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and service to the journalism community. Aina’s recognition highlights her significant role in fostering the development and unity of the Correspondents’ Chapel under the Lagos State Council of the NUJ.
The Nigeria Union of Journalists, Lagos State Council, continues to celebrate and honor members and associates who exemplify excellence, professionalism, and commitment to the noble profession of journalism.
The Nigeria Union of Journalists is the foremost professional body representing journalists across Nigeria. The Lagos State Council is one of its most active chapters, dedicated to upholding press freedom, professional ethics, and the welfare of journalists in the state.
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