NBC DG PAYS TRIBUTE TO ADABA

Mr. Charles Ebuebu, the Director-General of the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), has paid tribute to the late Dr. Aaze Tom Adaba, describing him as a legend, statesman, mentor, and trailblazer.

Ebuebu acknowledged Dr. Adaba’s instrumental role in shaping Nigeria’s broadcasting regulatory framework as the pioneer Director-General of the NBC.

Ebuebu’s tribute highlighted Dr. Adaba’s dedication, foresight, and commitment to ethical and professional broadcasting, which laid the foundation for the industry’s growth and development. He also praised Dr. Adaba’s leadership and vision, which extended beyond his official capacity, inspiring many in the industry.

“With a heart filled with both sorrow and gratitude, I join the entire broadcasting family in mourning the passing of a legend, a statesman, a mentor, and a trailblazer—Dr. Aaze Tom Adaba (OON, KSGG).

Dr. Adaba was not just the pioneer Director-General of the National Broadcasting Commission; he was the foundation upon which Nigeria’s broadcasting regulatory framework was built. His unwavering dedication, foresight, and steadfast commitment to ethical and professional broadcasting laid the groundwork for the industry we have today. He was a man of deep integrity, whose leadership shaped policies, fostered industry growth, and set standards that continue to guide the Nigerian broadcasting landscape.

Beyond his official capacity, Dr. Adaba was a teacher, mentor, and father figure to many in the industry. His wisdom, patience, and vision were a beacon that illuminated the path for broadcasters, regulators, and media practitioners alike. He was a man of humility, faith, and service, embodying excellence in every aspect of his life.

His departure is a profound loss to Nigeria, the broadcasting industry, and all who had the privilege of knowing him. Yet, even in our grief, we take solace in the fact that he lived a life of impact, leaving behind a legacy that will endure for generations. His voice may be silent, but his influence and contributions will continue to echo in the corridors of broadcasting in Nigeria and beyond.

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On behalf of the National Broadcasting Commission, I extend my deepest condolences to his family, friends, and the entire media community. May the Almighty grant him eternal rest, and may his memory continue to inspire us all.

Rest in peace, great icon.” He wrote.

The DG’s tribute is a testament to Dr. Adaba’s enduring legacy in Nigerian broadcasting. Ebuebu’s words echo the sentiments of many who had the privilege of working with or being mentored by Dr. Adaba, who is widely regarded as a broadcasting icon and a legacy of excellence.

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