Emma Amaize
1 December 2008
IN a bid to steer up a strong and a virile union that will accommodate all journalists in Delta State, the Delta State Executive Council, (SEC) has recognized the present executive, led by Comrade Osita Biose.
In a six-point communiqué issued at the end of the meeting of the Delta State Executive Council, (SEC) of the Nigeria Union of Journalist (NUJ) held at the NUJ Press Centre, Asaba, it was resolved that the SEC would work with the executive for the progress of the union in the state.
The state executive has also called on all aggrieved members of the union to shelve their differences and embrace peace for the good of the union and the internal auditor should conduct audit of the account of the immediate past executive and submit its findings to the SEC in the next 21 days.
It was also resolved that the SWC should arrange a party/get together for all journalists in the state as well as pay a courtesy visit to the Commissioner for Information to acquaint him with the development.
Those in attendance at the meeting include Biose Osita (chairman), Patrick Nwanze (secretary) Obas Esiedesa (auditor), Oyowe Churchill (chairman, State Information Chapel), Patrick Edema (DRTV Warri), Apostle V.E.O. Sorokwu (Correspondents chapel, Asaba), Ben Olokume (chairman, Ndokwa chapel), Felix Ekwu (chairman, DBS Warri) Festus Ahon ( chairman, Ughelli chapel), Ben Duno (chairman, Correspondent chapel, Warri) and Chuks Eboagwa, (DBS, Asaba chapel).
Others were Michael Ikeogwu of Warri correspondents chapel, Gilbert Olie, DBS Asaba, Salvation Ogono, State Information chapel, Gomo O. Oyiborhoro, the Pointer chapel chairman, Mike Ebuniwe, Information chapel, state executive, treasurer, A.C. Celestine, Federal Information chapel, Asaba and Deacon Ozah Ozafele, secretary Ndokwa chapel.
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