All is set for the 13th edition of the prestigious Nigeria Media Nite-Out Awards. The event, we gathered, will be held at Lagos Airport Hotel’s B Event Center on 15th September, 2019. The theme of the event is NIGERIA ECONOMIC & POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT: FINDING THE MISSING PIECE.......’.
Mr. Sola Olugbemiro, convener , Nigeria Media Nite-Out Awards Media Nite-Out Awards is gradually gathering momentum and attracting rave attention from the socio-economic aspect of the country. The all-embracing media event which debuted thirteen years ago to recognise excellence and achievements of media practitioners in the print, electronic and social media sections is the brainchild of seasoned events consultant, Sola Olugbemiro’s Solkem Entertainment, Chairman Board Trustee his Excellency Dr Bello Mohammed Matawalle Executive Governor of Zamfara State. Nigerian Media Nite-Out Awards event specifically celebrates media excellence in Nigeria and was conceived with a view to carrying media practitioners along in appreciation of their hitherto unrecognized contributions to the development of the Nigerian nation. According to Olugbemiro in a chat with Access weekly magazine, “now in its 13th year of successive outings, the 2019 edition of the awards event promises to be steps ahead of the previous ones both in packaging and delivery.” Nominations and nominees are already rolling in, states Olugbemiro, adding that dignitaries from all walks of life including captains of industry, politicians, top government functionaries, socialites and media groups are already warming up to grace the ever glamorous event.
The Zamfara State Governor, Bello Matawalle , has called for the extension of the retirement age of personnel of the Nigerian Army, Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies to 70 years. Matawalle regretted that despite several measures his administration has taken to end banditry, the situation has persisted.“We started a dialogue with the bandits, we closed markets and sales of petroleum and also, shutdown telecommunication networks, but all these never worked,” he lamented. Speaking earlier, the leader of the coalition of civil societies in the state, Adamu Kwatarkwashi, said they were in Maradun town, to express their support for the security policies introduced by the state government.Kindly share this story:All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior Matawalle wrong to ask residents to bear firearms – Security expert Matawalle wr...

It sounds great and i look forward to it. Well done.
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