The Founder of Nigeria’s Silent Heroes Awards initiative, SHA, Mr. Odita Sunday, has commended the Federal Government of Nigeria for appointing Stella Din-Jacob as the Executive Director, News, of the Nigerian Television Authority, NTA.
According to Mr. Sunday, the appointment of the seasoned broadcaster represents a milestone in Nigerian journalism and underscores the government’s recognition of professionalism in the media landscape.
In a press statement issued in Abuja, Mr. Sunday described Stella Din-Jacob as a consummate media manager, a seasoned broadcaster, and an exemplary figure in Nigeria’s journalism sector.
He stressed that her appointment is well-deserved and a clear testament to her decades of unwavering professionalism, dedication, and integrity.
Stella Din-Jacob: A testament to excellence in journalism
Mr. Sunday praised Stella Din-Jacob for her significant contributions to the growth of journalism and media in Nigeria. “Stella Din-Jacob has paid her dues in the media sector, demonstrating rare passion, resilience, and innovation. Her appointment to the position of Executive Director, News, at NTA is a recognition of merit and capacity, and we are confident that she will bring her wealth of experience to bear in repositioning news delivery in the nation’s foremost broadcast outfit,” he said.
The Silent Heroes Awards initiative, renowned for recognising and celebrating individuals making selfless and often unheralded contributions to national development, emphasised that Din-Jacob embodies the values of silent heroism, service, and unwavering dedication. Her role, according to Mr. Sunday, aligns perfectly with the initiative’s mission of spotlighting individuals whose work impacts society positively but often goes unnoticed.
Encouragement for youth, women in media
While congratulating the NTA’s management on their choice, Mr. Sunday also encouraged Stella Din-Jacob to continue serving as a beacon of inspiration for young journalists, especially women aspiring to leadership positions in the media industry. “Her appointment serves as an encouragement to young journalists, particularly women, that work hard, resilience, and professional excellence will always be recognised,” he added.
The Silent Heroes Awards initiative continues to advocate for the recognition of individuals who contribute silently yet significantly to Nigeria’s socio-economic development.
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