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Nwaeke Celebrates NUJ Chairman Oyovwe, Recalls Delsu Class of ’98 Bond

Emma OkoroSep 18, 2026
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The Chief Press Secretary to the Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Mr. Nkem Nwaeke, has congratulated the Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Delta State Council, Comrade Churchill Oyovwe, on the occasion of his birthday anniversary.

In a goodwill message, Nwaeke described Comrade Oyowe as not just a professional colleague and leader of the pen profession in Delta State, but a cherished classmate and proud member of the indomitable Class of '98.

According to him, their relationship goes beyond professional engagement, recalling that they were classmates at the Mass Communication Department of Delta State University, Abraka, class of 1998.

He said "Today is special because we celebrate a brother, a classmate and a professional colossus. Churchill has remained a shining example of dedication, humility and professional excellence since our university days as members of the great, indomitable Class of '98. Churchill is a jolly good fellow and a close friend dates back to our university days.

Nwaeke commended Oyovwe for his contributions to the journalism profession and his leadership of the NUJ Delta State Council, noting that his commitment to the welfare of journalists and the growth of the profession had earned him the respect of colleagues and stakeholders.

The Chief Press Secretary wished the NUJ chairman more years of good health, wisdom, fulfilment and continued success, praying that God would grant him the grace to celebrate many more birthdays in good health and prosperity.

He added, “As you celebrate this special day, I celebrate not only the journalist and NUJ leader in you, but also the friend and brother I have known for many years. May the years ahead bring you greater accomplishments and fulfilment. Happy birthday, my brother and friend.”

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