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NUJ FCT Felicites Dr. Adedayo Benjamins‑Laniyi On Birthday

By Sunday Etuka

The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Federal Capital Territory (NUJ FCT) Council has praised the Director General of the Maryam Babangida National Centre for Women Development (MBNCWD), Dr. Adedayo Benjamins Laniyi, for creating opportunities for women in media leadership as she marks her birthday.

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In a statement signed by its Chairman, Comrade Grace Ike, the council extended its good wishes to the 16th Director General and Chief Executive Officer of the Centre.

Ike said Dr. Benjamins Laniyi’s time in office has been marked by courageous leadership, clear strategy and a deep commitment to fairness.

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“As a tireless advocate for women’s advancement, she has actively championed pathways that place women in media leadership roles, mentoring and opening doors so that more women can shape public discourse and policy,” Ike said.

She added that the DG’s push for greater inclusion of persons with disabilities has produced concrete programmes and drawn more institutional attention to accessibility and representation.

Beyond her policy achievements, Ike said Dr. Benjamins Laniyi is admired for her integrity, warmth and spirit of collaboration.

According to her, the DG leads with conviction and compassion, listens to stakeholders across sectors and drives bold initiatives that uplift communities and strengthen institutions.

Ike noted that under her leadership, the Centre has strengthened its position as a hub for gender responsive leadership, capacity building and advocacy.

The NUJ FCT Council also applauded the DG’s dedication to the professional development of women in media, her support for inclusive representation and her determined pursuit of measurable progress.

The union said her work has opened opportunities and inspired a new generation of women journalists.

The council wished her good health, renewed strength and continued success on her special day.

“We pledge our continued collaboration as it advances gender equality, women’s leadership in media and empowerment for all Nigerians,” Ike said.

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