By Umar Faruk
The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Kaduna State Council's Rescue Team recently paid a visit to the Correspondents' Chapel in Kaduna, ahead of the union's elections. The team's primary objective is to promote inclusive and accountable leadership, emphasizing unity, growth, and transparency.
Mallam Sabiu, the Correspondent Chapel Secretary, stressed the importance of calmness and teamwork in leadership, urging the team to "remain calm, even when criticized, and carry everyone along." This approach aims to foster a collaborative environment, essential for effective leadership.
Umar Sarkin-Fada, the Campaign Director General, commended the Correspondents' Chapel as a vibrant hub of journalism in Kaduna, noting that their visit was not about campaigning but about connecting with the chapel as their home. This gesture demonstrates the team's commitment to building strong relationships within the union.
The Rescue Team has garnered support from several candidates, including Emus Mathew, who expressed confidence in their candidate, Gafar, describing him as "calm, respectful, and a unifying force." Fumi Aderinto, a candidate for Financial Secretary, predicted a joyous outcome on Monday, stating "This team is the winning team." Abdulgafar Alabelewe, the leading chairmanship candidate, promised to deliver transparent, inclusive leadership, emphasizing the importance of a strong partnership between the media and the government.
The group concluded their visit with a rallying cry for all members to mobilize, vote, and rescue the NUJ Kaduna State Council from stagnation, promising progress and inclusivity under the Rescue Team's leadership.
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