NUJ OGUN WEST INDEPENDENT CHAPEL DECORATES IRAWO FM CEO, BODE OLABISI, AS AMBASSADOR.... Move Aims to Strengthen Media Partnerships, Boost Membership - Omoh Global News

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Monday, 12 October 2026

NUJ OGUN WEST INDEPENDENT CHAPEL DECORATES IRAWO FM CEO, BODE OLABISI, AS AMBASSADOR.... Move Aims to Strengthen Media Partnerships, Boost Membership



By Ọmọsọla Olumide 

OTA, Ogun State — The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Ogun West Independent Chapel, has decorated the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of IRAWO FM, Engr. Bode Olabisi, as an ambassador of the chapel in recognition of his commitment to journalism and the development of the union.

The decoration took place on Sunday, October 11, 2026, during a courtesy visit by the chapel's executive committee as part of efforts to strengthen media partnerships, expand membership and advance the development of the newly inaugurated chapel.

The delegation was led by the Chapel Chairman, Comrade Olatunji Egbewunmi, alongside the Secretary, Comrade Fashina Olugbenga, and Comrade Oyedele Samuel.



During the visit, the delegation highlighted the chapel's development agenda and emphasised the importance of collaboration among media professionals in promoting ethical journalism, professional solidarity and the growth of the union.

In his response, Engr. Olabisi thanked the delegation for the visit and reaffirmed his commitment to journalism and its professional ethics. He also pledged his support for the chapel's development, assuring the delegation that staff of IRAWO FM would be encouraged to participate in its activities and explore membership opportunities in accordance with NUJ requirements.

The delegation welcomed the assurance, noting that sustained engagement with media stakeholders was important to building a united and progressive professional union.


The visit culminated in the formal decoration of Engr. Olabisi as an ambassador of the NUJ Ogun West Independent Chapel, underscoring the executive committee's commitment to fostering strategic relationships with media organisations and stakeholders.

The chapel expressed optimism that the partnership would further promote professional cooperation, strengthen the union's membership base and advance its commitment to ethical journalism and the welfare of journalists.

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