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MWUN Commiserates With DAAR Communication Over Demise Of Journalist

The leadership of Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) has  commiserated with management of African Independent Television (AIT) of DAAR Communication over the sad loss of Rose Mohogbone, a distinctive reporter of the television outfit.
This was contained in a statement e-signed
Comrade John Kennedy Ikemefuna, Head of Media, MWUN on Thursday in Lagos.

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President – General, MWUN , Comrade Adewale Adeyanju, expressed grief on behalf of his members on the demise of the prolific broadcast, saying she will be missed by the union.
Adeyanju was quoted saying “Before her demise, Rose had been a friend of the Union, who has given the Union and the Maritime Sector a projective reportage with a balanced and objective standard of journalism.
The Union said it will miss her greatly as she was a Woman Journalist of outstanding personality, which stood her out as one of the best writers in the Labour/Maritime sector.
“The Union prays that the Almighty God grant her eternal rest; and her immediate family, the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.
“DAAR Communication, once again, accept our condolences.”

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