Funab CEO Ajia Hails Aliagan’s Election as NGIJ President, Pledges Support
Alhaji Ibrahim Mohammed Ajia, President/CEO of Funab Group of Companies Ltd, has extended his warmest congratulations to Abdulrahman Aliagan on his election as President of the Nigerian Guild of Investigative Journalists (NGIJ).
Aliagan, who serves as Director of Communications to Ajia, emerged victorious in a keenly contested virtual election held on Saturday, August 3, 2024.
In a statement released on Sunday, Ajia praised Aliagan’s exemplary qualities and track record of excellence, expressing confidence in his leadership.
“The Funab Group of Companies Ltd fully supports Aliagan and the newly elected executive members as they take on their responsibilities in the NGIJ,” the statement read.
Aliagan secured an impressive 57% of the total votes cast, defeating his contender Bolaji Israel, who garnered 43%.
His election is seen as a significant milestone for the NGIJ, and Ajia’s statement emphasized the importance of this development.
“The Funab Group of Companies Ltd. looks forward to a renewed sense of commitment and purpose in the management of the affairs of the NGIJ,” the statement added.
Ajia noted that Aliagan’s election is a testament to the recognition and support extended by the business community to the journalism profession, given the important role they play in society.
As President of NGIJ, Aliagan is expected to bring his wealth of experience and expertise to bear on the guild, driving positive change and growth.
His leadership is anticipated to have a significant impact on the journalism profession, and Ajia’s statement reflects the high expectations surrounding his tenure.
The Funab Group of Companies Ltd, under Ajia’s leadership, has consistently demonstrated its support for the journalism profession, recognizing its vital role in promoting transparency and accountability.
Ajia’s congratulations to Aliagan underscore the company’s commitment to the guild and its members, and its enthusiasm for the positive contributions they will make under Aliagan’s leadership.
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