PUBLIC VOICE NEWS AGENCY INDUCTS NEW MEMBERS

Yesterday at 4.oopm the 29th of November 2023, The public Voice News Agency inducted its new members at the Post graduate Hall, faculty of admin in other to get them acquainted with the ropes of the organization.

Induction is an opportunity for a organisation to welcome their new recruit, help them settle in and ensure they have the knowledge and support they need to perform their role, with this the public voting news agency Didn't fail to come through.

The ambiance was perfect as new members of the public voice were eager to be inducted, they were all looking radiant. Miss Nelly Obianuju (DEPUTY EIC) in her welcome address, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to all the members for being present despite the tight schedules and encouraged everyone and also emphasized on the importance of teamwork in shaping the narrative of the organisation.

EIC - ALUKO EMMANUEL

The Editor-In-Chief (Aluko Emmanuel Oluwabukunmi) before swearing in the new inductees gave a quote "Great act are made up of small deeds" He implored them that this should be their watchword as they journey throughout the agency.

CHAIRMAN GUILD OF EDITORS ACJ - ADESINA EMMANUEL

In attendance also was the chairman acj guild of editiors(ADESINA EMMANUEL), he admonished them to always be of good conduct and also emphasized on the need to abide strictly on the core values of ethical journalism as journalists.

Speaking to one of the news corespondent, the Editor in chief expressed his excitement in respect to the impact of the induction towards the growth of the news organization, he also acknowledged the support and role of NAPAS President - Miss Anuoluwapo Janet and also the PAHP Speaker - Rt hon. Olanrewaju Oluwatobiloba.

PRODUCTION MANAGER - OLUWASEGUN AKINTUNDE

lot of games were played and giveaways were won at the event and the program was brought to an end with a vote of thanks by the production manager (Oluwasegun Akintunde

- Wonu's ink

@Public Voice News Agency

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