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The Press Society Celebrates President Elias Abayomi Adagunduro on His Birthday
By Naomisophyblog
The Press Society (TPS), a non-governmental organization dedicated to promoting and protecting the rights of journalists reporting in underserved communities, has extended warm birthday wishes to its President, Elias Abayomi Adagunduro, in recognition of his contributions to journalism and media advocacy.
In a congratulatory message issued by his secretary Comrade Gbenga Adewale on behalf of the association, TPS described Adagunduro as a committed media professional whose leadership has strengthened the organization’s mission of defending press freedom, supporting journalists, and amplifying the voices of marginalized communities.
The organization noted that under his guidance, TPS has continued to champion the welfare and rights of journalists, particularly those working in challenging environments where access to information and media protection remain critical concerns.
Beyond his role as President of TPS, Adagunduro also serves as the Editor-in-Chief of Newsconnect Online, a foremost grassroots advocacy news platform known for highlighting community issues, development initiatives, governance, and public-interest stories across Nigeria.
TPS praised his dedication to ethical journalism, community engagement, and the promotion of credible news reporting, describing him as a passionate advocate for media development and social change.
The organization expressed appreciation for his unwavering commitment to the journalism profession and wished him good health, greater accomplishments, and continued success in his service to the media industry and society.
“As we celebrate this special day, we acknowledge his invaluable contributions to journalism and the advancement of press freedom. We wish him many more years of impactful leadership, prosperity, and fulfillment,” Gbenga said.
The Press Society reaffirmed its commitment to working with stakeholders to protect journalists’ rights and promote a free, independent, and responsible media sector while celebrating the achievements of individuals who continue to make a positive impact in the profession.
