NAOSRE Security dinner was a success
OpenLife Nigeria reports that on Saturday, January 30, came a resounding verdict of pass mark for the security dinner discourse organized by the National Association of Online Security Reporters, NAOSRE, from Babajide Kolade-Otitoju, Group Director of News, Television Continental, TVC.
The NAOSRE security dinner discourse which attracted security operatives across military circle, first class traditional rulers, corporate players and top notch civil society, held at Oriental Hotel in Lagos on December 11, 2020.
Making the remarks during a cooperation conversation between NAOSRE President, Femi Oyewale and Otitoju, the former Editor of The News Magazine stated that “What you guys have done so far is encouraging and nationalistic especially your dinner conference. The NAOSRE security dinner was a huge success. It was a success not because of the high profile venue but because you were able to bring the military together to talk about Nigeria’s security situation.”
Continuing, Otitoju emphasized the importance of such dialogue in Nigeria’s match towards safer country.
“I am also a strong believer in Nigeria. We are all playing our respective roles to promote unity and ensure the country is safe. Therefore, I share in your association’s vision,” he said, adding that he is willing and available to support anything that will engineer peaceful Nigeria.
Earlier, Oyewale had hinted Otitoju the desire of NAOSRE to have access and tap into his reservoir of knowledge in pursuing the noble objectives of the online media association which he described “As national in contents and scope.”
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