In pictures: Wike leads Nigerian Guild of Editors members on projects tour
In pictures: Wike leads Nigerian Guild of Editors members on projects tour
Sunday, August 7, 2016 9:30 am
Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike pointing to an object of interest at the Second Nkpogu bridge under construction during the Guild of Editors Tour of Projects in Port Harcourt on Saturday. Behind him is the President of the Guild, Mrs Funke Egbemode.
Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike (r) Publicity Secretary of the Nigerian Guild of Editors, Mr Ken Ugbechie and President, Mrs Funke Egbemode at Elelenwo-Akpajo Road during the Guild of Editors Tour of Projects in Port Harcourt on Saturday.
Wike explaining a point at the Federal High Court Complex being constructed by the State Government during the tour
Excited Rivers people celebrating Wike during the tour
R-L: Fellow of the Nigerian Guild of Editors, Mrs Dupe Gbadebo, Governor Wike and President of the Guild, Mrs Funke Egbemode during the tour
Wike (m) President of the Nigerian Guild of Editors, Funke Egbemode (l) and PDP Chieftain, Prince Emma Anyanwu at the remodelled Diete Spiff Civic Centre during the tour
Wike (m), PDP Chieftain, Prince Emma Anyanwu (r) and Project Manager Michel Issa at the Igwuruta-Okehi road during the tour
Between 3 and 7 August, Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State, hosted the 12th edition of the All Nigeria Editors’ Conference (ANEC) in Port Harcourt. Theme of this years’s conference is Economic Diversification: Agriculture as Option for a Prosperous Nigeria.
As part of the programmes, Wike personally led led members of the Guild on projects tour
Hmmm…mmm the reason why the country will not move forward. When members of the 4th Estate themselves begin organising Public Relations visitations and conferences on a large-scale as the NGE and NUJ have been doing since the return of democracy, we will continue to have a shifting compass of values. God help us. I’m s senior editor myself but since 2005 I’ve refused to participate in the Guild’s activities because associations are not instruments to validate corruption, whatever we do in our personal; capacities
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Hmmm…mmm the reason why the country will not move forward. When members of the 4th Estate themselves begin organising Public Relations visitations and conferences on a large-scale as the NGE and NUJ have been doing since the return of democracy, we will continue to have a shifting compass of values. God help us. I’m s senior editor myself but since 2005 I’ve refused to participate in the Guild’s activities because associations are not instruments to validate corruption, whatever we do in our personal; capacities