NAWOJ Lagos Celebrates ‘Mother-General’ Ifeyinwa Omowole for Outstanding Service The Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ), Lagos State Chapter, proudly celebrates veteran journalist, researcher, gender advocate, and seasoned media administrator, Mrs. Ifeyinwa Anthonia Omowole as her Iconic Woman of the month for November. NAWOJ Lagos celebrates her outstanding contributions to Nigerian journalism, women empowerment, and
NAWOJ Lagos Celebrates ‘Mother-General’ Ifeyinwa Omowole for Outstanding Service
The Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ), Lagos State Chapter, proudly celebrates veteran journalist, researcher, gender advocate, and seasoned media administrator, Mrs. Ifeyinwa Anthonia Omowole as her Iconic Woman of the month for November.
NAWOJ Lagos celebrates her outstanding contributions to Nigerian journalism, women empowerment, and leadership.
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Hajia Omowole, who holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Anthropology from the University of Benin and a Master’s degree in Media, Culture, and Technology from the University of Bedfordshire, UK, has built a distinguished career spanning over three decades.
Having joined the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in 1992, she rose through the editorial ranks, serving as Senior Editor, Deputy Editor-in-Chief and now Managing Editor and Head of NAN Lagos Operations.
Beyond her editorial management and newsroom leadership, Mrs. Omowole served two historic terms as the National President of NAWOJ from 2014 to 2020, becoming the first national president in the association’s history to be re-elected for a second term. Her leadership championed the interests and advancement of women journalists across Nigeria. Through her ongoing work as a community specialist, counsellor, and founder of initiatives supporting rural and needy women, she continues to serve as an inspiring pillar of guidance for the association and the media industry at large.
Chairperson of NAWOJ Lagos Chapter, Jumoke Falayi-Johnson, hailed the Union leader for her tenacity, dedicated service and visionary leadership in the media.
”Mother-General Hajia Hadiza Ifeyinwa Omowole is a true beacon of excellence, resilience, and compassionate leadership. Her selfless dedication to mentoring young journalists and advocating for gender equity has left an indelible mark on our profession and society.
As a former National President she continues to offer priceless wisdom in all spheres. The entire NAWOJ Lagos celebrates her unwavering commitment and incredible service”.


















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