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By Princess Aladegoroye  The Nigerian Union of Journalists, Correspondent's  chapel,Lagos honours Mr. Eric Shanu in a loud ovation. The Renowned humanitarian and media advocate, Mr. Eric Musiliu Shanu, has been honoured with the prestigious Outstanding Humanitarian Media Award by the Nigeria Union of Journalists in recognition of his exceptional contributions to humanitarian service, media development, and community empowerment. The award was presented during the Chapel's 2026 Press Week and Awards Ceremony in Lagos, an event that celebrated distinguished Nigerians whose commitment to nation-building, social development, and public service continues to inspire others. The programme, which attracted leading journalists, public officials, corporate executives, and civil society leaders, underscored the vital role of responsible leadership and humanitarian service in national development. Mr. Eric Shanu was recognised for his unwavering dedication to improving the lives of vulner...

By  Princess Aladegoroye   Nigeria–Hungary Relations Enter New Phase as Ambassadors Hold High-Level Strategic Talks in Abuja to Deepen Trade, Education, and Cultural Cooperation The Nigerian Ambassador to Hungary, His Excellency Abass Braimah, has reaffirmed his commitment to advancing Nigeria’s economic and diplomatic interests as he continues to engage key stakeholders in Hungary–Nigeria bilateral relations, signaling an active and results-driven diplomatic agenda. In a high-level diplomatic engagement held in Abuja, Ambassador Braimah met with the Hungarian Ambassador to Nigeria, His Excellency Loránd Endreffy, alongside Kristóf Kőrősi, Deputy Head of Mission at the Hungarian Embassy in Abuja. The strategic meeting focused on strengthening and expanding bilateral cooperation between Nigeria and Hungary across key sectors, including trade and investment, education, culture, and private sector collaboration. Also present at the engagement were Princess Golder Osikhena an...

  NUJ Lagos Correspondents’ Chapel Honours Princess Aladegoroye for Excellence in Journalism and her contribution towards the chapel   Princess Aladegoroye, the Executive Director of Nubia Africa Media has been honoured by the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Lagos State Council, Correspondents’ Chapel, in recognition of her outstanding contributions to journalism, media development, humanitarian service, and cultural promotion. The prestigious recognition was presented during the grand finale of the 2026 NUJ Correspondents’ Chapel Press Week held at the NERDC Conference Centre, Ikeja, Lagos. The event formed part of activities marking the annual Press Week celebration themed “Journalism and Nation Building: Promoting Accountability and Good Governance.” The award acknowledged Princess Aladegoroye's remarkable achievements in the media industry and her unwavering commitment to using journalism as a tool for social development, cultural preservation, and humanitarian in...

  By  Princess Aladegoroye  POWERLINE DEMOLITION IN AMIKANLE: SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT In an era where information spreads within seconds, it has become increasingly important to separate facts from assumptions. While public scrutiny is a vital part of democracy, truth must always remain the foundation of public discourse. My attention has been drawn to a video by one Raymond, identified on TikTok as @ponmilesaka, in which he alleged that I was responsible for the demolition exercise carried out along the AIT Road corridor in Amikanle. For the benefit of residents and in the interest of transparency, it is necessary to set the record straight. The demolition exercise in question was not initiated by the Agbado/Oke-Odo LCDA. Records show that the exercise commenced as far back as 28th November 2024 and was carried out by the Lagos State Government through the Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development, in collaboration with the Lagos State Building Control Agen...

LAGOS POLICE COMMAND MOURNS DCP KHAN SALIHU, HAILS HIS LEGACY OF DEDICATED SERVICE The Lagos State Police Command has been thrown into mourning following the death of Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Khan Salihu, the Deputy Commissioner of Police in charge of Finance and Administration, who passed away on Monday, June 15, 2026. The sad development has left officers and men of the Command in deep grief as they come to terms with the loss of a distinguished officer whose career was defined by professionalism, discipline, and unwavering commitment to the ideals of the Nigeria Police Force. In a statement issued by the Command, the late DCP Salihu was described as an exemplary officer who served with exceptional integrity, loyalty, and dedication throughout his years in service. His remarkable leadership qualities and administrative expertise were said to have played a pivotal role in strengthening the operational efficiency and management structure of the Lagos State Police Command. Th...

By  Princess Aladegoroye   LAGOS NUJ CORRESPONDENTS’ CHAPEL NAMES DR. FESTUS OSHOBA KEYNOTE SPEAKER FOR 2026 PRESS WEEK The Correspondents’ Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Lagos State Council, has unveiled renowned media entrepreneur and medical professional, Dr. Festus Oshoba, as the keynote speaker for its 2026 Press Week scheduled for June 27. The announcement was made on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, at the NUJ Secretariat, Ladi Lawal Press Centre, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos, as part of activities lined up for the annual gathering of journalists, media stakeholders, policymakers and members of the public. Dr. Oshoba, Publisher of The Merit Newspaper and Chief Consultant Ophthalmologist at Ladkem Specialist Eye Hospital, Lagos, is expected to deliver a keynote address on the theme: “Journalism and Nation Building: Promoting Accountability and Good Governance.” The lecture is expected to highlight the critical role of the media in strengthening democratic instit...

  By: Princess Aladegoroye  LAGOS NUJ CORRESPONDENTS’ CHAPEL GAINS MOMENTUM AS PRESS WEEK DRAWS NEAR As preparations gather pace for the 2026 Press Week of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Lagos State Correspondents’ Chapel, the annual event has received a significant boost following assurances of support from the National Deputy President of the union, Dr. Bimbo Oyetunde. The commitment was made during an interactive meeting between the leadership of the Correspondents’ Chapel and Dr. Oyetunde at her office in Radio Nigeria, Lagos, on June 2, 2026. The engagement formed part of the Chapel’s strategic consultations ahead of its highly anticipated Press Week scheduled for June 27. During the visit, the Chairman of the Correspondents’ Chapel, Comrade Abraham Akpabio, presented the programme outline for the celebration and highlighted the importance of collaboration among stakeholders in ensuring the success of the event. He noted that the annual gathering remains a vital ...

  By: Princess Aladegoroye  Lawal Africas Inducted as Fellow of Enterprise Risk Management Professionals Renowned peacebuilding expert and development strategist, Lawal Africas, has been formally inducted as a Fellow of the Association of Enterprise Risk Management Professionals (AERMP), earning the prestigious designation of Fellow of Enterprise Risk Professionals (FERP). The induction ceremony, held on May 23, marked another significant milestone in the distinguished career of the Niger Delta peacebuilding advocate, whose work over the years has focused on crisis management, stakeholder engagement, security coordination, and sustainable development across Nigeria and Africa. Dressed in rich Nigerian traditional attire during the induction, Lawal Africas described the honour as more than a personal achievement, noting that it represents a strong connection between African cultural identity, grassroots peacebuilding, and global standards in corporate risk governance. Speaking ...

 By Princess Aladegoroye  Dingi Omo, Fatherhood Launched in Lagos, Sparks Conversation on Responsible Parenting The city of Lagos recently witnessed an inspiring literary and social gathering as author Oluwatoyin Mathnuel officially launched her new book titled Dingi Omo, Fatherhood. The event attracted family members, education stakeholders, literary enthusiasts, youth advocates, and guests from different walks of life who gathered to celebrate a book described as a timely contribution to discussions on parenting, fatherhood, family values, and societal development. Speaking during the launch, Oluwatoyin Mathnuel explained that the inspiration behind the book came from the growing need to restore the value of responsible fatherhood in modern society. According to her , fathers play a major role in shaping the emotional, moral, and educational future of children, and society must begin to pay more attention to the importance of positive parenting. The author noted that Dingi O...