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ALGON Chairman Hosts NUJ OSBC

The Chairman, All Local Government of Nigeria, ALGON, in Osun State, Otunba Abiodun Awotunde, says Osun State Broadcasting Corporation, OSBC media conglomerate is very critical to the development of Osun state and success of Governor Ademola Adeleke’s administration.
Otunba Awotunde stated this on Thursday while hosting the new Executive of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, OSBC Chapel, led by the chairman, Comrade Lateef Agboola.
The ALGON chairman expressed the readiness of the association to continue patronizing OSBC, being the state owned media conglomerate, whose primary responsibility is to promote the Programmes and policies of the government in power.
Earlier, the new Chairman of NUJ, OSBC Chapel, Comrade Lateef Agboola, had informed Otunba Abiodun Awotunde of the purpose of the visit, which was to foster cordial relationship between ALGON and NUJ, OSBC Chapel, in the interest of all.
The NUJ, OSBC Chapel’s Secretary, Comrade Kameel Raheem, alongside the Treasurer, Bukola Osunwo and the Financial Secretary, Sijuwade Adesina, used the avenue to pray for Otunba Awotunde and all ALGON members in Osun state, for a successful tenure of office.
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