Gov Ododo’s spokesperson retains Corps member
Omeiza Bilal
The Special Adviser on Media to the Governor of Kogi State, Hon. Ismaila Isah, has announced the retention of outgoing National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, Miss Tosin Toluwaloju, who served in his office throughout her service year.
He disclosed this during a send-forth ceremony held on Wednesday at the Media Centre, Government House, Lokoja.
Hon. Isah commended Miss Toluwaloju’s remarkable growth, dedication, and willingness to learn and support the team during her service year.
“The biggest truths that turn society around are not usually comfortable,” he said, noting how she welcomed feedback and worked to improve herself throughout the year.
He further emphasized her impactful role as a presenter at Lugard TV, emphasizing that the media outfit serves beyond being just a primary place of assignment for corps members.
“Lugard TV which is an extension of the special adviser to the Governor of Kogi state is a place that promotes individual growth and development and It provides a platform that promises so much for our youths in line with the commitment of Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo to promote and empower young people,” he stated.
The Special Adviser assured of the state’s continued collaboration with the NYSC, stressing the importance of retaining talented corps members as part of building a vibrant and innovative media landscape in Kogi State.
Earlier, the NYSC Local Government Inspector, Mr. Ezekiel Otohinoyi, commended Hon. Isah for his unwavering support for corps members in the state.
He recalled the special adviser’s own service year in Akwa Ibom State in 2005, where he also distinguished himself, and lauded the transformation he has brought to media practice in Kogi state.
He stressed that Hon. Isah has created a home away from home for corps members, describing Miss Toluwaloju as a resilient, hardworking, and exceptionally creative individual.
Responding, Miss Toluwaloju expressed deep appreciation to the management and staff of LugardTV, particularly Hon. Isah, whom she described as “a father figure who constantly pushed me to be better.”
She said she was humbled by the opportunity to serve in Kogi State and looks forward to building on the foundation laid during her NYSC year.
The event, attended by staff and management, served as both a celebration of service and the beginning of what promises to be a flourishing media career.
Members of the media team took turns to commend Miss Toluwaloju for her professionalism, humanitarian spirit, and positive contributions to the workplace.
