Mr. Douglas Francis, Plateau State Correspondent of Arise News, has emerged as the Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Plateau State Council Chapel, alongside Comfort Pius, who was elected Treasurer.
The inauguration and swearing-in ceremony took place today, Monday, August 10, 2026, following a process conducted by the legal luminary, Barrister F.G. Magaji. While administering the oath of office, Barr. Magaji charged the newly inaugurated leaders to discharge their responsibilities with integrity, humility and, above all, the fear of God.
He urged them to remain committed to the welfare of members and to always uphold the ethics and values of the journalism profession.
In his acceptance remarks, the newly inaugurated Chairman, Douglas Francis, expressed appreciation to his colleagues for the confidence reposed in him and the love demonstrated throughout the process. Francis acknowledged that the responsibility entrusted to him was a collective one and promised to work closely with members to promote unity, cooperation and a stronger relationship within the Chapel.
He also called for the support and cooperation of members, stressing that the success of the Chapel would depend on the willingness of everyone to work together as one family.
Other stakeholders, including Shobayo, Pam and several colleagues, congratulated the newly inaugurated leaders and offered words of advice and encouragement.
They urged the new leadership to prioritise members welfare, promote inclusiveness and maintain the unity of the Chapel. The event ended on a positive note, with members expressing optimism that the new leadership would bring renewed energy, unity and purposeful representation to the Chapel.
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