By Chioma Vivian James
The Chairperson of the Standup for Women Society (SWS), FCT Chapter, Lib Mina Daniels, has extended warm congratulations to the chapter’s Vice Chairperson, Lydia Samson, and the Liaison Officer for Persons With Disabilities, Angela Nebo, following their recognition and honour by the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), FCT Council, during its 2026 Press Week celebration held at the prestigious Transcorp Hilton Abuja.
In a congratulatory statement signed by the Secretary of the Organization Lib Joy Omagha Idam, the FCT Chairperson described the honour bestowed on the two distinguished women as a clear reflection of their unwavering dedication, exceptional leadership, resilience, and impactful service to humanity.
She noted that Lydia Samson and Angela Nebo have continued to distinguish themselves through tireless advocacy, commitment to inclusion, women empowerment, and support for vulnerable groups across the Federal Capital Territory and beyond.
According to the SWS FCT Chairperson, the recognition by the NUJ FCT Council not only celebrates professional and social excellence but also highlights the growing importance of women’s voices in leadership, community development, media advocacy, and disability inclusion.
She commended the NUJ FCT Council for sustaining a culture of honouring individuals who have made meaningful contributions to society and for recognising women whose efforts continue to inspire positive change.
“This honour is well deserved and a testament to their hard work, passion, courage, and selfless service to humanity. Lydia Samson and Angela Nebo have consistently demonstrated commitment to the ideals of inclusion, empowerment, and social justice. We are proud of their achievements and confident that this recognition will inspire them to continue impacting lives positively,” she stated.
Lib Mina Daniels further reaffirmed the commitment of the Standup for Women Society, FCT Chapter, to promoting gender equality, inclusive participation, women empowerment, and the protection of the rights of vulnerable persons in society.
She also prayed for greater accomplishments, strength, and continued success for the award recipients as they continue their journey of service and advocacy.