Aare Dr. Kola Oyefeso, President of Kotco Group and Aare Cibo-Cibo-Cibo of Remo-Land, has extended heartfelt congratulations to the Nigerian Tribune on its 75th anniversary, celebrating the newspaper’s enduring legacy and commitment to truth and excellence in journalism.
In his congratulatory message, Oyefeso lauded the Nigerian Tribune for consistently defying odds since its establishment in 1949.
He acknowledged the vision of the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo, whose leadership laid the foundation for a publication that has remained steadfast even in the face of adversity.
He emphasized that the Tribune’s longevity and impact are a testament to the resilience and dedication of its management, Board of Directors, journalists, and workforce.
“Nigerian Tribune has consistently defied odds, publishing without compromise, even when faced with adversity.
“Today, we honor all those who have ensured its survival, particularly the current Chairman, Board of Directors, and the hardworking journalists,” Oyefeso said.
The Nigerian Tribune, according to Oyefeso, has played a crucial role in promoting democracy and good governance in Nigeria.
Its investigative reporting, accountability-driven journalism, and commitment to exposing corruption have had a lasting impact on public life.
Additionally, the newspaper has shaped public opinion and influenced national discourse with thought-provoking editorials and columns on critical issues.
He also commended the Nigerian Tribune for its advocacy on social justice, human rights, gender equality, and its efforts to amplify marginalized voices.
This unwavering commitment to social change has set the publication apart as a leader in shaping societal progress.
As the Nigerian Tribune looks ahead to its centenary, Oyefeso wished the newspaper continued growth and success, praying that it remains a beacon of truth and journalistic excellence for generations to come.
“May Nigerian Tribune forever remain a symbol of integrity in journalism and continue to uphold its legacy of championing democracy and social justice,” he concluded.
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