NUJ FCT Elects First Female Chairman in 43 Years
Princess-Ekwi Ajide
The Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ FCT Council has made history by electing Ms. Grace Ike of Advocate Broadcasting Network as its first female chairman since its inception 43 years ago.
Grace, alongside four other unopposed executives, was sworn in under tight security, with journalists from across the FCT in attendance.
In her speech, she described her election as a “new dawn” and pledged to reposition the council through impactful projects.
The newly sworn-in Chairperson expressed heartfelt gratitude to her supporters for their unwavering dedication and sacrifices.
She reiterated her commitment to serving the union with transparency, inclusivity, and integrity. Reflecting on the significance of her election.
Ike said:”As I step into this esteemed office, I am inspired by the timeless wisdom of John C. Maxwell, who said, ‘A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way.’ Guided by these words, we are committed to charting a course that fosters unity, drives progress, and upholds excellence within our union”.
The newly elected officials will serve for the next three years, with vacant positions to be filled by by-election.
