The Coordinator, Office of the First Lady of Edo State, Mrs. Edesili Okpebolo Anani on Sunday charged media practitioners in Edo State to adhere strictly to the ethics of the profession.
Anani stated that when she attended the annual thanksgiving service organized by the umbrella body of women journalists in Edo state, NAWOJ held at the Central Baptist Church, Benin City.
The Thanksgiving service is meant to appreciate God for continuous protection of her members in 2024 and also for the success of the association’s activities during the year.
The NAWOJ executives were led to the ceremony by the Chairperson, Adesuwa Ehimuan which compromises of members and other invited guests.
The Coordinator, Office of the First Lady Edo State, Mrs Edesili Anani, in her remarks encouraged the women journalists to always put God first in all they do as women and also abide by the ethics of their profession .
The event, which coincided with the church’s Praise Sunday, was marked by singing and dancing with the congregation expressing gratitude to God.
In his charge to the women, the Reverend in charge of Central Baptist Church, Rev. Dr. Toku Aibuonomo, took his message from Psalm 136, urging them to put God first in all their endeavors.
He emphasized that God could use women to correct societal evils and prayed for their continued success.
Amongst those present at the thanksgiving service were Mr Patrick Ochoga, Chairman, Correspondents’ Chapel, NUJ Edo State, Mr. Friday Aghedo, Chief Press Secretary to the Edo State Deputy Governor and other respected journalists in the state.
The service also features special prayers and thanksgiving, reinforcing the association’s commitment to faith and professional excellence.
