The Amalgamated Newspaper Publishers of Akwa Ibom State (ANPA) has extended warm congratulations to Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman, describing his election as a major milestone for journalism in the state.
ANPA Cheers Impactful Emergence of Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman
In a joint statement signed by President General, Pastor OsuiniAbasi Alfred; Secretary, Deacon Ubong Ettetor; and Chairman, Board of Trustees, Elder Ernest Akpan, ANPA noted that the emergence of Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman reflects his longstanding dedication, discipline, and service to the media industry.
According to ANPA, the overwhelming support for Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman shows a collective belief in his leadership and his ability to reposition the union for greater impact. His previous roles—as Chairman of the Federated Chapel, Secretary of ANPA’s BoT, and Publisher of The INK Newspaper—were highlighted as proof of his capacity to lead effectively.
ANPA recalled it was the first media body to publicly endorse Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman, citing his professionalism, integrity, and vision for a more united and forward-thinking union. They expressed confidence that his leadership would usher in a new era of innovation and responsibility for the NUJ.
“We are proud to identify with Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman,” the statement read. “His emergence is a victory for all journalists and publishers in Akwa Ibom. We are confident he will lead with integrity, restore unity, and elevate journalistic standards.”
The group called on all media professionals in the state to support Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman and collaborate to ensure a successful tenure. ANPA also congratulated other newly elected members of the NUJ State Executive Council and urged total cooperation among chapels.
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Beyond celebrating Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman, ANPA commended Governor Umo Eno for fostering a media-friendly environment. They applauded the Governor’s donation of official vehicles to the outgoing NUJ Exco, including ANPA Treasurer, Comrade Quinta Akpan.
They also acknowledged the appointment of Comrade Amos Etuk, former NUJ Chairman and ANPA member, as Senior Special Assistant on Local Media—a move they say reflects the Governor’s strong relationship with the media and commitment to press freedom.
Reflecting on the importance of Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman, ANPA expressed optimism that his leadership will be marked by accountability, professional development, and stronger ties with stakeholders. They reaffirmed their readiness to support both the NUJ and the state government in advancing institutional goals.
As the media community embraces Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman, ANPA pledged to maintain its active engagement with the union and contribute to its growth through collaboration and capacity-building initiatives.
The rise of Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman has been widely seen as a turning point for journalism in Akwa Ibom. His blend of experience and vision is expected to drive a renewed focus on ethical standards and strategic development.
With Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman, expectations are high. ANPA believes his leadership will bring greater cohesion to the union and promote excellence across the profession. His ability to engage both media practitioners and policymakers will be crucial in steering the NUJ toward impactful reforms.
The emergence of Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman has been met with widespread approval, symbolizing hope and progress for the future of journalism in the state. His leadership is expected to raise the bar for advocacy, collaboration, and credibility within the industry.
The unanimous support for Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman reflects a broader desire for purposeful leadership within the media space. Stakeholders believe his tenure will not only restore confidence in the union but also foster stronger alliances that amplify the voice of journalists and uphold the dignity of the profession statewide.
In celebrating Nsibiet John as NUJ Chairman, ANPA urged all stakeholders to support the new leadership in delivering on its mandate and setting new standards of excellence for the journalism profession in Akwa Ibom.
