NWIFURU MOURNS FORMER NUJ SECRETARY

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Governor Francis Ogbonna Nwifuru of Ebonyi State has commiserated with  Nigeria Union of Journalists , Ebonyi State Council over the death of their former State Secretary,  Dr. Kingsley Nworie.

The Governor described the former  NUJ Secretary and Deputy Director of News and Current Affairs with Ebonyi State Broadcasting Corporation as a tragic loss not only to the media industry but to the entire State.

The Governor also styled late Kingsley as a seasoned journalist who discharged his duties with passion , committment and professionalism  and made contributions to the development of the pen profession.

The Governor extended his heartfelt condolences to the immediate family of the deceased,  NUJ, and Nigerian Guild of Editors and encourage them to take consolation in the fact that their departed colleague lived  a good life.



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