NUJ Zone B celebrates renowned Journalist, Prince Dimeji Kayode-Adedeji @60

Adebayo Adenrele



The Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Zone B has felicitated a renowned Journalist and former Secretary of NUJ Zone G, Prince Dimeji Kayode-Adedeji on his 60th birthday.

A statement by the Vice President, NUJ Zone B, Comrade Ronke Samo, described Prince Dimeji as a dedicated Journalist, whose passion for Journalism can be reckoned with.

The statement reads, “When the way of a man pleases the Lord, he shall stand before Kings and eat at the table of Princes. Prince Dimeji Kayode-Adedeji, we thank the Almighty God for his never ending umbrella of Mercy over your life spanning over six decades.
You have no doubt served God and Humanity to the best of your ability which is a symbol of what an individual can achieve with dedication and passion.

“We therefore, joyfully felicitate with you for your good deeds not forgetting the wonderful time you served the Nigeria Union Of Journalists Zone G as the Secretary.

“Your passionate dedication to see that the Union and the zone succeeds despite the challenges is a testimony of the legacies you have laid. We join the good people of Ogun State to celebrate you as you gracefully attain the Diamond age of 60.

“While we celebrate you, we also by extension extend the hand of fellowship to your family and other well wishers in celebrating this milestone and thanking Almighty God for this rare golden feat.

“Your life over the past six decades has been evident of a good servant who has assiduously served meritoriously to put your name into the good book of history.

“You are a symbol of what an individual can achieve with dedication and passion, even in a challenging environment, a source of inspiration and a mentor to younger generations.

“Your years of experience as a seasoned and renowned journalist with good working ethics have endeared you to friends and colleagues.

“We therefore call on the Almighty to grant you years in good health, wealth and the will power to continue to serve the nation and humanity at large. Congratulations sir”