National Union of Journalists FCT Chapter Mourns the Passing of Felix Onigbinde
The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) in the Federal Capital Territory has expressed profound sorrow over the death of Felix Onigbinde, a distinguished photojournalist who left a significant mark on the field. Onigbinde, known for his dedication and award-winning work, passed away following a recent health crisis at the Garki General Hospital in Abuja.
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The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) in the Federal Capital Territory has officially announced the passing of Felix Onigbinde, a revered photojournalist celebrated for his commitment to journalism and media excellence. Onigbinde reportedly fell into a coma last week, leading to his admission to Garki General Hospital in Abuja, where he ultimately succumbed to his health challenges.
His career was marked by a relentless pursuit of truth and a dedication to capturing significant moments through his lens. Colleagues and peers have described Onigbinde as a stalwart of the profession, whose work not only informed the public but also inspired a new generation of journalists to uphold the values of integrity and diligence in the media.
In a statement, the NUJ FCT expressed their condolences, highlighting Onigbinde's impactful contributions to journalism and his role in fostering a culture of accountability and transparency within society. The union noted, “Felix Onigbinde was not just a photojournalist; he was a beacon of hope for many aspiring journalists. His legacy will continue to inspire us all.”
The passing of Felix Onigbinde is a significant loss to the journalism community in Nigeria. As tributes pour in from various sectors, it is evident that his work will remain a point of reference for ethical journalism and storytelling in the country.
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