By Obiageli Nwankwo
The Chairman of the Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ), Anambra State chapter, has cautioned members against lateness and absenteeism, urging them to align with the ongoing civil service reforms by upholding professionalism and ethical standards.
The Chairman, Comrade Tochukwu Ifejika, gave the charge during the Association’s April Congress held at the Godwin Ezeemo International Press Centre, Awka, stressing the need for members to be exemplary in their workplaces as journalists committed to integrity.
She emphasized that NAWOJ members should distinguish themselves as disciplined and responsible civil servants, reflecting the core values of the journalism profession.
Comrade Ifejika also commended members for their contributions to the success of Anambra NAWOJ’s 2026 International Women’s Day celebration, noting that their commitment and teamwork were key to the achievement recorded.
She urged members to take collective ownership of the association, describing its growth and recognition at national and zonal levels as a shared accomplishment.
According to her, despite occasional disagreements, unity and mutual understanding remain vital for sustaining progress within the association.
In their responses, Comrades Regina Igwebuike and Stella Aniekwe attributed the success of Anambra NAWOJ International Women Celebration to divine support and expressed appreciation for the impressive turnout recorded at the event.
They expressed optimism that subsequent celebrations would surpass the success of the 2026 outing while commending Comrade Ifejika for the tremendous milestones being recorded by the body under her leadership.
Obiageli is of the Ministry of Information, Anambra State
