Nigeria Union of Journalists, Lagos State Council, has described the untimely death of former Managing Director of The Daily Times, DTN, Dr. Onukaba Adinoyi-Ojo, as a great loss to journalism profession.
Lagos NUJ Chairman, Deji Elumoye in a tribute today said Adinoyi-Ojo’s experience as a quintessential journalist would be missed. He added that his death through motor accident was regrettable.
While praying to God to grant his immediate family the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss, Elumoye recalled that Adinoyi-Ojo as a seasoned journalist who was very active as a member of The Guardian chapel of Lagos NUJ some years back “also tried all his best to ensure that welfare of journalists and other workers was a priority while he held sway as Daily Times MD few years back”.
Elumoye added, “Adinoyi-Ojo, who made his name as a versatile Aviation Correspondent for The Guardian Newspapers rose through the ranks and got to the pinnacle of his professional calling before venturing into politics where he also made his mark especially in his home state, Kogi State, where he tried twice in the past to be the governor of the state.”
Elumoye noted that the death of the veteran journalist through motor accident shows the deplorable condition of the federal roads across the country and called on government to effect timely repairs of these highways to reduce cases of accident and untimely death of people.
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