The Vice Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Plateau State Council, Mr. Pam Musa, has formally declared his intention to seek re-election ahead of the union’s 2026 executive elections.
Musa said his decision to seek another term was driven by the desire to consolidate on the achievements recorded during his first tenure, deepen members’ welfare and continue contributing to the growth, unity and professionalism of the council.
Speaking shortly after obtaining his nomination form at the NUJ Secretariat in Jos, Musa said he was seeking a second term to consolidate on the gains recorded under the current leadership of the council.
He said the achievements of the past three years were the result of teamwork, stressing that he would continue working with the executive to strengthen the union and improve members’ welfare.
“By the grace of God, I am re-contesting for the position of Vice Chairman of the NUJ Plateau State Council for a second term because we have seen the efforts we have made together as a team.”
According to him, the present leadership has promoted greater unity among chapels, improved professionalism and projected the image of the council positively within and outside the state.
Musa pledged to sustain the momentum by building on existing successes and supporting initiatives that would further reposition the council.
“I have come to add my value to the team we have on ground and continue the good work that we started earlier. If given another opportunity, we will do more than we have done before.”
Musa said the council had recorded notable improvements in infrastructure, professionalism and members’ commitment under the current leadership. He stressed that the achievements were the result of teamwork and pledged to build on them if re-elected.
He described the 2026 NUJ election as a family affair, saying there was no room for rancour among contestants. He pledged to continue promoting unity, inclusiveness and teamwork to move the council forward if given another mandate.
