15th Year Anniversary:Edo NUJ congratulates Reliance Newspaper Publisher


The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Edo State Council has congratulated the publisher of Reliance Newspaper, Deacon Ralph Okhiria on the 15th anniversary of the Newspapers.

In a statement signed by Festus Alenkhe and Andy Egbon, Chairman and Secretary respectively, the union noted that the Reliance Newspaper has made its mark in the print media industry in Nigeria.

The union rejoices with the entire management and editorial team and wished the members more success stories in the media world ahead.                                            The statement urged the Newspaper management to continue to join in the crusade of deepening democracy in Nigeria.

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