The Vice President of the Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) for the B Zone (Southwest), Mrs. Adéọlá Adekunle, has emphasized the resilience and vital contributions of women in journalism and society at large.
As a broadcast journalist, Adekunle underscored the importance of amplifying women’s voices and advocating for their rights through media programs and outreach initiatives.
She called for intensified efforts to achieve equity and equality, particularly within the media industry.
She stressed the need to break down barriers that hinder women’s progress and to support their leadership at all levels.
Adekunle also highlighted the significance of press freedom in fostering a just and equitable society.
She noted that when women journalists can report without fear or bias, they shed light on important issues, challenge societal norms, and hold authorities accountable.
The NAWOJ leader, urged a commitment to building a future where every woman’s voice is valued and her potential is realized with her contributions are celebrated.
She called on women to embrace their strength, stand together, and continue pushing boundaries in their professions and communities.
