Edo HOS, NAWOJ Eye Strategic Partnership to Boost State Communication and Women’s Advocacy
BENIN CITY – In a move aimed at strengthening the synergy between the government and the media, the National Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ), Edo State Council, recently paid a high-level courtesy visit to the Edo State Head of Service, Dr. Anthony Osa Okungbowa, at the Government House in Benin City.
The delegation, led by the State Chairperson, Habiba Sam, sought to explore new frontiers of collaboration between the Office of the Head of Service and women in the media.
Building Strategic Bridges:
The visit served as a platform for discussing a strategic partnership designed to enhance information flow and support the state’s developmental goals.
By aligning the advocacy power of NAWOJ with the administrative framework of the civil service, both parties aim to create a more inclusive environment for professional growth and public enlightenment.
Key Attendees:
The meeting was underscored by the presence of top government officials, signaling the importance of the partnership across various sectors.
Present at the session were:
Iryn Omorogiuwa, Esq. – Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy.
Dr. Desmond Agbama – Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Information and Strategy.
A Commitment to Excellence:
During the visit, discussions centered on how female journalists can better project the achievements of the state government while the Office of the Head of Service continues to foster a conducive atmosphere for journalists to thrive.
This collaboration marks a significant step toward integrating gender-focused media perspectives into the broader agenda of the Edo State Civil Service.
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