Oborevwori donates bus to Delta NUJ
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At a glance
- Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori donated a new Toyota Hiace bus to the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Delta State Council.
- The donation aims to support the union's activities and strengthen the relationship between the state government and journalists.
- The NUJ Chairman thanked the governor, calling the donation a fulfillment of a promise and a demonstration of commitment.
Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has donated a brand-new Toyota Hiace bus to the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Delta State Council, to bolster the union's operations. The gesture, presented in Asaba by the governor's Chief Press Secretary, Sir Festus Ahon, signifies the cordial relationship between the state government and the local press.
Ahon stated that the bus is intended for the NUJ council's exclusive use, expressing Governor Oborevwori's hope that it will further enhance cooperation between the government and the media. "This bus donation is to you for the use of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, Delta State Council. This gesture is as a result of the good relationship that we have had over the years," Ahon remarked.
This bus donation is to you for the use of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, Delta State Council. This gesture is as a result of the good relationship that we have had over the years.
Receiving the vehicle, Delta State NUJ Chairman Churchill Oyowe expressed profound gratitude, describing the donation as a fulfillment of the governor's promise. "We are most grateful. What the Governor has done today is a demonstration of the fact that he promises and he delivers. He made his promise, and he has delivered," Oyowe said. He added that the modern bus would significantly improve the council's activities and further cement the working relationship with the state administration.
We are most grateful. What the Governor has done today is a demonstration of the fact that he promises and he delivers. He made his promise, and he has delivered.
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