The Society of Digital Newspaper Owners of Nigeria (SDNON) has congratulated its member, Judith Akatugba, on her appointment as Head of the Media, Publicity and Strategic Communication Directorate of the Deacon Chris Iyovwaye campaign for the Delta State governorship election.
SDNON described the appointment as a recognition of Akatugba’s experience, professionalism and contributions to media and strategic communication.
The society said her selection reflects the confidence placed in her abilities and her record of excellence in the media industry.
In a statement, SDNON President, Adeniyi Ifetayo, described the appointment as a significant achievement for Akatugba and a proud moment for the entire membership of the society.
Ifetayo praised her professionalism, integrity and commitment to responsible journalism, expressing confidence that she would bring her experience to bear on the campaign’s communication strategy.
“SDNON is proud of Judith’s achievement. Her appointment is a testament to what dedication and professionalism in the media space can achieve. We have no doubt she will bring her wealth of experience to bear in shaping the communication strategy of the campaign,” he said.
The SDNON president also assured Akatugba of the society’s support as she begins her new role, while expressing confidence in her ability to deliver effective and strategic communication for the NDC campaign in Delta State.
The society wished her success in the new assignment and prayed for wisdom and strength as she takes on the responsibility.
SDNON is a professional body committed to promoting excellence, ethics and innovation in digital journalism and media ownership across Nigeria.
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