“Well-Deserved” Gov Aiyedatiwa Rejoices With TVC’s Babajide Otitoju On Promotion

The Governor of Ondo State, Dr Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, has congratulated veteran broadcaster and journalist, Mr. Babajide Kolade Otitoju of the TVC News on his elevation to the position of Director of News of the station.

Governor Aiyedatiwa, in a message to the multiple award-winning Otitoju, popularly known as BKO, on Thursday, described the promotion as well-deserved.

The Governor wrote: “I heartily congratulate you, Mr Babajide Kolade Otitoju, on your well-deserved appointment as Director of News, TVC News.

“This elevation is a clear testament to your years of professionalism, intellectual depth and unwavering commitment to ethical journalism and national development.

“Your voice and perspective, especially on the renowned Journalists’ Hangout, have continued to enrich public discourse and strengthen democratic accountability in our country.

“On behalf of the Government and people of Ondo State, I wish you success in this new role and trust that you will bring your characteristic excellence, fairness and insight to the leadership of the TVC News newsroom.

“Please accept my warm congratulations and best wishes.”

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