The Power Consolidation Team has congratulated Comrade Churchill Oyowe on his re-election as Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Delta State Council, describing his victory as a testament to the confidence journalists have in his leadership.
In a victory appreciation message signed by the Power Consolidation Media Team, the group described Oyowe’s re-election for a second tenure as a collective victory for journalists in Delta State and expressed appreciation to delegates, political and professional leaders, elders, and stakeholders who supported his candidacy.
The team commended all delegates who participated in the election for their support, solidarity, prayers, and votes, noting that their trust and commitment contributed significantly to the chairman’s success.
It also expressed gratitude to elders, leaders, and critical stakeholders within and outside Nigeria who rallied behind Oyowe and worked tirelessly towards his re-election.
The group further commended the national officers of the NUJ and the Credentials Committee for conducting what it described as a peaceful, credible, free, and fair election, noting that their commitment to transparency deserved recognition.
The Power Consolidation Team also praised Comrade Kenneth Obieh, who contested against Oyowe, for demonstrating sportsmanship by congratulating the re-elected chairman following the announcement of the results.
According to the statement, Obieh’s gesture reflected the maturity, unity, and mutual respect needed to strengthen the union and promote harmonious relationships among its members.
The team also congratulated other candidates who emerged victorious in their respective positions, expressing confidence that all elected executive members would put aside their differences and work together in unity and mutual understanding for the overall development of the NUJ in Delta State.
It further expressed pride in its candidates, Comrade Monday Osayande, who contested for Vice Chairman; Comrade Pere Botu, who contested for Secretary; and Comrade Andy Emephia, who contested for Assistant Secretary.
The group acknowledged their courage, commitment, and dedication to the ideals of the team and the advancement of the union.
Looking ahead, the Power Consolidation Team expressed confidence that Oyowe would lead an inclusive administration that accommodates diverse interests, promotes unity, strengthens the union, and prioritises members’ welfare.
It added that the new tenure should usher in purposeful leadership, collective progress, and greater achievements for the NUJ Delta State Council.
The statement concluded by congratulating Oyowe once again on his re-election, expressing hope that his victory would mark the beginning of renewed unity, purposeful leadership, and sustained progress within the union.
The message was signed by the Power Consolidation Media Team.