Gov Abiodun Congratulates Babajide Kolade-Otitoju on Appointment as TVC Director of News
In a
landmark moment for Nigerian broadcast journalism, Ogun State Governor, Dapo
Abiodun, has extended warm congratulations to veteran journalist and
broadcaster, Babajide Kolade-Otitoju, following his appointment as Director of
News at Television Continental (TVC).
The announcement, made on December 18, 2025, was accompanied by a glowing tribute from the governor, who described the appointment as both well-deserved and reflective of Otitoju’s immense contributions to the growth and success of TVC as one of Nigeria’s leading media organisations.
Governor
Abiodun praised Otitoju’s distinguished career, noting his extensive experience
across both print and electronic media. He highlighted the journalist’s journey
from reporting, correspondence, and editing in the print sector to becoming a
respected voice in broadcast journalism.
Over the
years, Otitoju has earned recognition as a household name in news analysis and
informed commentary, a reputation that has now culminated in his elevation to
one of the most influential editorial positions in Nigerian television.
The
governor expressed confidence that Otitoju would bring the same
professionalism, passion, and patriotism that have defined his career to this
new role. He emphasized that the appointment underscores the critical role of
the media in national development and transformation, positioning TVC as a
platform that continues to shape public discourse and strengthen democratic
values.
Governor
Abiodun concluded his message by assuring Otitoju of his highest esteem and
wishing him success in his expanded responsibilities. The congratulatory note
reflects not only the recognition of Otitoju’s personal achievements but also
the broader acknowledgment of the media’s indispensable role in Nigeria’s
socio-political landscape.
This
appointment marks a significant milestone in the career of Babajide
Kolade-Otitoju, reinforcing his status as one of the country’s most respected
journalists and signaling a new chapter for TVC’s editorial leadership.
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