Sanwo-Olu, Others Set For NMNA Award

LAGOS – All is set for the 2021 edition of the Nige­ria Media Nite Out Award (NMNA) in which the Lagos State Gov­ernor, Babajide Olusola San­wo-Olu, among others, would be honoured. Sanwo-Olu scored another fist in an opinion poll which rated his effectiveness in the provision of infrastructure and dividends of democracy to the people of Lagos and Nigeria at large. In recognition of his ex­emplary leadership and con­tribution to the media indus­try, the Sanwo-Olu would be conferred with the award of Media “BEST INFRASTRUC­TURE GOVERNOR OF THE YEAR” during this year’s Ni­geria Media Nite-Out Award (NMNA). ABUJA DOCTOR REVEALS THE UNIQUE WAY TO PERMANENTLY CURE WEAK ERECTION, SMALL AND SHAMEFUL MANHOOD AND INFERTILITY ISSUES WITHOUT SIDE-EFFECTS WITHIN A SHORT PERIOD. CLICK NOW TO SEE! POLL Others to be honored at the 15th edition of the event along with Sanwo-Olu are Kogi State Governor, Yahayah Bel­lo; his Zamfara, Osun, Cross Rivers, Kano states’ coun­terparts, Bello Matawalle, Gboyega Oyetola, Ben Ayade and Abdullahi Ganduje re­spectively. Former Zamfara State gov­ernor, Sani Yerima, and a host of other prominent Nigerians would also be honoured. Speaking on behalf of the organisers, the Director of Media and Publicity for NMNA, Mr. Ajibade Alabi, stated that the governors, particularly the Lagos State governor, would also use the medium to address the press on his developmental strate­gies and achievements in the last two years. Alabi, who disclosed that the 15th edition of the award would be held on 19th Septem­ber in Lagos, stated that the awardees were picked due to their dexterity and dedication as well as their outstanding contributions to their vari­ous fields. He said the award was ini­tially programmed towards July in Zamfara State, since Lagos has been the host since inception. “We intend to go with the winners and some selected top Journalists and Editors to tour Zamfara State as well as to inspect the state govern­ment’s projects but this was canceled due to the security challenges in the country. “Despite the new develop­ment, the glitz, glamour, and paparazzi that the award is associated with will not be taken away,” he said.