The Nigeria Union of Journalists, Oyo State Council, has congratulated Governor Seyi Makinde on the appointment of journalists Dapo Falade and Olayinka Oladoyinbo as Senior Special Assistants on Information and Orientation. This move is seen as a recognition of their experience and dedication to the media industry. The appointments were announced on September 27, 2026.
According to the NUJ, Falade and Oladoyinbo have distinguished themselves through years of service to the journalism profession and contributions to society. The council expressed confidence that their wealth of experience in media practice and public communication would be valuable in their new assignments. The NUJ described the appointments as a testament to the importance of engaging professionals with strong communication backgrounds in public service.
The NUJ, in a statement signed by its Chairman, Akeem Abas, and Secretary, Temidayo Adu, noted that effective information management, accountability, and constructive engagement with citizens remained essential to governance. The council urged the appointees to bring their commitment, integrity, and professionalism to their new roles. This appointment is seen as a strategic move to strengthen the relationship between the state government and the people.
The council thanked Governor Makinde for appointing journalists into his administration, describing the gesture as an acknowledgement of the contributions of media professionals to governance and societal development. The NUJ assured the governor of the goodwill and support of members of the journalism profession in the state. This move is expected to promote effective communication and foster a better relationship between the government and the citizens.
Governor Makinde's decision to appoint journalists to key positions is seen as a demonstration of his commitment to recognizing and rewarding professionalism and expertise. The appointments of Falade and Oladoyinbo are expected to enhance the state's communication strategy and promote transparency in governance. The NUJ's endorsement of the appointments is a testament to the governor's efforts to engage with the media and the public.
The Nigeria Union of Journalists, Oyo State Council, has reiterated its commitment to supporting the governor's administration and promoting a better understanding of government policies and programs. The council's confidence in the appointees' ability to discharge their duties effectively is rooted in their track record of professionalism and dedication to the journalism profession.
The appointments of Dapo Falade and Olayinka Oladoyinbo as Senior Special Assistants on Information and Orientation are seen as a positive development in the state's governance. The NUJ's congratulatory message to Governor Makinde is a recognition of his efforts to engage with the media and promote effective communication in governance.
Key points
- The Nigeria Union of Journalists, Oyo State Council, has congratulated Governor Seyi Makinde on the appointment of Dapo Falade and Olayinka Oladoyinbo as Senior Special Assistants on Information and Orientation.
- The appointments are seen as a recognition of the experience, professionalism, and dedication of the two journalists to the media industry and public communication.
- The NUJ has expressed confidence that the appointees' wealth of experience in media practice and public communication would be valuable in their new assignments.
