Tunde Rahman Receives Fellowship from Nigerian Guild of Editors

Chief Tunde Rahman, a respected journalist and top presidential aide, has recently been honored with the fellowship of the Nigerian Guild of Editors at the 22nd All Nigeria Editors’ Conference held in Enugu. This recognition follows his installation as the Ba’aroyin of Iwoland, a title conferred upon him by the Oluwo of Iwo, Oba Abdulrasheed Akanbi Telu 1, on April 4.
The event in Iwo was a significant celebration, marking his Diamond birthday, the chieftaincy installation, and the launch of his foundation, the STRIDES Initiative for Development and Support. The gathering included notable figures such as Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State and prominent media personalities like Sam Amuka, Segun Osoba, Onyema Ugochukwu, and Folu Olamiti.
Rahman’s achievements reflect not only his professional excellence but also the goodwill he has built over decades in journalism, having held influential positions at various media organizations.
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