Edo NAWOJ Chairperson, Comrade Habiba Sam, Leads Women In Exciting Cooking Exercise

Edo NAWOJ Chairperson, Comrade Habiba Sam, Leads Women In Exciting Cooking Exercise

By Admin 

The Chairperson of the Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ), Edo State chapter, Comrade Habiba Sam, on Tuesday led members of the association in a special cooking exercise as part of activities to strengthen sisterhood among members.

The event, which was the Second Edition of "Truth, Taste, and Tradition: NAWOJ Congress & Culinary Training" featured a repeat preparation of the popular Afang Soup.

The atmosphere was filled with excitement as the women journalists actively participated in the cooking exercise, sharing moments of joy, laughter and learning.

Addressing the women, Comrade Habiba Sam said the programme was deliberately designed to foster unity and promote sisterhood, which remains a core objective of NAWOJ.

According to her, the initiative is aimed at encouraging members to help and stand by one another whenever the need arises.

She explained that when women come together in such an informal setting, they share ideas and experiences that will help take the association to greater heights.

"When we come together like this, we share ideas, it will further take our association to a greater height," she said.

"Our collective ideas will spur the progress of our association, coming together and sharing ideas will do us all good," the chairperson added.

Comrade Sam noted that the repeat of Afang Soup was at the request of members. She said the exercise is designed to afford members the opportunity to learn how to cook different kinds of native foods and to refresh their knowledge on how to maintain and prepare healthy traditional meals.

She urged members to remain committed to the growth and progress of the association by supporting its programmes and working together in unity.

The excited participants commended the chairperson for the initiative, describing it as educative, entertaining and a veritable platform for bonding.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Red Carpet Welcome as Chief Dr. Abraham Jimawo Declares Federal Constituency Ambition at Benin Airport

Image
Red Carpet Welcome as Chief Dr. Abraham Jimawo Declares Federal Constituency Ambition at Benin Airport Habiba Sam Benin City came alive on Friday, April 24, 2026, as Hon. Chief Dr. Abraham Jimawo (JP), the Ilunamie 1 of The Three Ibie, touched down at the Benin Airport to a rousing reception from supporters, family, and well-wishers. The former Diaspora President of Edo Indigenes in the UK & Ireland was received with drums, dance, and chants as he formally signaled his ambition to represent Etsako Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives. Leading the colorful welcome was Princess Loveth Awe Ewere, President of the National Afemai Women Leadership Initiative. She led a vibrant contingent of women who ushered their “son” home with a warm, rosy reception and a loving rendition of traditional songs. Friends, family members, and political associates also lined the arrival lounge, waving APC flags and holding placards that read _“Etsako Is Ready”_ and _“The Time Is Now.”_ Tak...
Read more

Catholic Television of Nigeria Marks 15 Years on Air, One Year on GOTV with 300% Viewership Surge

Image
Catholic Television of Nigeria Marks 15 Years on Air, One Year on GOTV with 300% Viewership Surge Habiba Sam  Catholic Television of Nigeria (CTV) is marking a double milestone — 15 years of pioneering faith-based broadcasting and one year since its strategic move to GOTV Channel 115 — celebrating a legacy of spiritual enrichment, national unity, and record-breaking audience growth. At a media briefing in Abuja, the station’s leadership described the anniversary as a moment to honor God, acknowledge partners, and recommit to delivering uplifting content that shapes families and society. Since launching in 2010 under the vision of former Abuja Archbishop John Cardinal Onaiyekan, CTV has lived out its founding creed of building “a world where the love of God and neighbour reigns supreme.” Fifteen years on, it has emerged as a leading voice for professionalism, balanced journalism, and Catholic spirituality in Africa’s media space. Officials said CTV has set the pace in Catholic broad...
Read more

Women in Christ Holds Inaugural Meeting, Sets Agenda for Greater Female Participation in Politics

Image
Women in Christ Holds Inaugural Meeting, Sets Agenda for Greater Female Participation in Politics Habiba Sam Pastor Aburime Walter Courage Iziegbe, Special Adviser to the Executive Governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo, on “Women in Christ,” convened the group’s first meeting, framing it as the start of a deliberate movement to empower Christian women for active roles in politics and governance. Addressing the gathering, Pastor Aburime said the group would focus on encouraging and supporting women  in politics while also rallying behind Governor Okpebholo, who she said shares President Tinubu’s commitment to including more women in leadership. “We are going to be encouraging and supporting our women in politics,” she told the attendees. “We are going to be supporting our governor, who has the women’s interests at heart, just like our president.” She urged members to make the vision part of daily life—talking about it with others, keeping it in mind at work, in prayer, and...
Read more