At the gathering of eagle-like Forum, the media Practictioners see reasons to rejoice and reflect in gratitude and renewed hope as members of the Ogun West Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) came together on Tuesday, January 6, 2026, for a colourful end-of-year celebration and thanksgiving programme to usher in the New Year.
The well-attended event, held at the serene Nice I Guest House, Ota,Ogun State, brought together journalists from diverse media platforms—print, broadcast and online within the region. United by a common purpose and professional bond, they converged not just to mark the end of 2025, but to celebrate resilience, survival and shared victories in a challenging year.
The atmosphere was warm and convivial, as colleagues who had spent the year chasing stories, shaping narratives and holding society accountable took time to relax, wine and dine together. Laughter, heartfelt conversations and moments of camaraderie filled the venue, reminding everyone that beyond deadlines and bylines, journalism is also about community and solidarity.
Central to the gathering was a profound gratitude to God for preservation. It was a solemn yet uplifting moment that set the tone for the year ahead,one anchored on hope, faith and purpose.
Beyond celebration, the event also served as a strategic platform to roll out programmes and set priorities for 2026. Discussions focused on strengthening professionalism, enhancing capacity building, fostering unity within the union and repositioning Ogun West NUJ for greater relevance and impact in the new year.
As the evening drew to a close, one message resonated clearly: Ogun West journalists are entering 2026 with renewed energy, collective vision and an unshakable commitment to the ideals of the profession. The gathering was not just an end-of-year party,it was a declaration of unity, optimism and readiness to tell better stories, serve society more diligently and uphold the noble calling of journalism in the year ahead.
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