The Ooni of Ife, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, has accepted the role of Royal Father of Day at New Telegraph Awards Night/ Dinner held Grand Ballroom/ Oriental Hotels of Lagos, the Friday is being held at
That of Elder. Governor is an experienced Ogun State journalist, and also the former Aremo Olusegun Osoba of Chairman,
The New Telegraph Awards Night, has also accepted the role of Dinner for the event.
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In is a high-profile event that recognizes governors, business, bank and financial institution leaders, executives, public and private sector representatives and athletes. Royal Father Governors from across the country have confirmed their attendance at the event, and other award winners have also expressed their joy and anticipation for the event. Day A letter informing him of his election as Management of Daily Telegraph Publishing Company, New Telegraph of Saturday, Sunday Telegraph of the publisher, Yoruba, Paramount Ruler and Yoruba Nation of the title informed the Supreme Ruler and the First
King that his election was based on his commitment to excellence and the public good during his ten-year reign as Your Highness. Paramount Ruler “Nigeria, it is important to inform you that you have been chosen not only because you are one of the largest and most homogeneous
The nations, but also because you have consistently upheld the principles of service, excellence, recognition and honesty during your more than ten years on the throne of your ancestors.” Managing Director This letter was personally delivered to him by Editor of Chief/Mr Ayodele Aminu-in-Similarly. Aremo Osoba, Editor, formerly Chief of Daily Times-in-Grand Patron and Nigerian Guild of Editors of
Osoba, was chosen because he maintained close ties with his profession several years after leaving office as governor.
According Despite being one of the country’s most important political figures, he always kept a close eye on the activities of journalists and editors. Aminu For Osoba,
embodied not only the dream of a journalist, but the dream of all professions, because he achieved it. He remained true to his roots and easily connected with colleagues regardless of age or experience. (*)
