NAWOJ Celebrates Moji Makanjuola's 70th Birthday Legacy

The National Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) has paid tribute to veteran broadcaster Moji Makanjuola as she marks her 70th birthday. In a joint statement signed by NAWOJ Chairperson Hajia Aishatu Ibrahim and Secretary Wasilah Ladan, Makanjuola is described as a trailblazer in Nigerian journalism and a champion for women's advancement in media.

Her contributions to the profession, particularly during her tenure as president of the association, were praised for excelling in mentorship and strengthening the association. Makanjuola's decades-long broadcasting career has played a crucial role in promoting journalistic ethics and amplifying women's voices in national discourse.

NAWOJ highlighted her significant global impact on health advocacy, especially in cancer control, and commended her for championing people-centered health reporting. The association acknowledged her work in capacity building and noted that she has trained and inspired countless journalists, particularly women, to pursue impactful reporting in critical sectors.

Makanjuola's legacy of leadership, resilience, courage, and dedication to truth extends beyond Nigeria, influencing international journalism.