ABUJA — The Correspondents’ Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, FCT, has congratulated its immediate past secretary, Comrade Raphael Oni, on his appointment as Special Assistant on Digital and Public Diplomacy to the Honourable Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Sola Enikanolaiye.
In a statement signed by the Secretary, Correspondents’ Chapel, NUJ, FCT, Henrietta Momodu, the Chapel described the appointment as a well-deserved recognition of Oni’s professionalism, dedication, competence and commitment to journalism, unionism and national service.
The Chapel noted that as a professional journalist, Comrade Oni has distinguished himself through diligent service, responsible reportage, sound professional ethics and a sustained commitment to the advancement of journalism.
“His contributions to the NUJ, particularly during his tenure as Secretary of the Correspondents’ Chapel, further demonstrated his leadership qualities, administrative capacity and unwavering dedication to the welfare and progress of fellow journalists,” the statement said.
It added that his elevation to the position of Special Assistant on Digital and Public Diplomacy is “not only a personal achievement but also a testament to the value of professionalism, hard work and service to the journalism profession and the nation.”
The Chapel expressed confidence that Oni will bring his wealth of experience in journalism, media relations, digital communication and public affairs to bear on his new responsibilities.
“His understanding of the media landscape and commitment to effective communication will undoubtedly contribute to the Ministry’s efforts to project Nigeria’s foreign policy objectives and strengthen the country’s public diplomacy,” Henrietta Momodu stated.
The Chapel also commended the Honourable Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Sola Enikanolaiye, for recognising Oni’s capabilities and entrusting him with the responsibility.
The statement further urged Comrade Raphael Oni to remain steadfast in upholding the principles of professionalism, integrity, patriotism and excellence as he assumes his new role.
“The Chapel wishes him a successful tenure and greater accomplishments in this new chapter of his career. We are confident that his appointment will further deepen his contribution to the media profession, the NUJ and the service of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,” Henrietta Momodu concluded.
