The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Lagos State Council, has honoured Bose Iyabo Aina with a Certificate of Credence in recognition of her outstanding commitment and contributions to the growth and development of the Correspondents’ Chapel.

The honour was presented during a ceremony held on June 27 by the Chairman of the Correspondents’ Chapel, Abraham Akpabio, alongside the Chapel’s Secretary, David Odunayo.

According to the council, the award recognises Aina’s dedication, selfless service and consistent support for the activities and advancement of the Correspondents’ Chapel.

The Certificate of Credence is one of the recognitions conferred by the NUJ Lagos State Council on individuals who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to the journalism profession and the development of the union.

Presenting the award, the leadership of the Correspondents’ Chapel commended Aina for her unwavering support, noting that her contributions have strengthened the chapel’s activities and promoted greater unity among its members.

The council said the recognition reflects Aina’s sustained efforts in supporting initiatives aimed at advancing professionalism and fostering collaboration within the journalism community.

Reacting to the honour, Aina expressed appreciation to the leadership and members of the Correspondents’ Chapel for the recognition, describing it as an encouragement to continue supporting initiatives that promote excellence, ethical journalism and the welfare of media practitioners.

The Nigeria Union of Journalists, Lagos State Council, reaffirmed its commitment to recognising individuals whose service, professionalism and dedication continue to contribute to the advancement of journalism and press freedom in Nigeria.

The council noted that celebrating exemplary service remains an important part of its efforts to encourage excellence and strengthen the journalism profession across the state.

The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) is the umbrella professional body representing practising journalists across Nigeria. Through its state councils and chapels, the union promotes ethical journalism, defends press freedom, supports the welfare of journalists and encourages professionalism within the media industry.