Gender Advocate Commends Retiring NTA Yenagoa GM, Daoju Whyte
The National President of the Association of Women Against Gender-Based Violence (AWAGBV) and founder of the DO Foundation, Barrister Dise Ogbise Goddy-Harry, has showered glowing commendations on the retiring General Manager of the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) Yenagoa, Mrs. Daoju Whyte, for her outstanding service, leadership, and commitment to ethical broadcasting.
In her congratulatory message titled “Gender Advocate Commends Retiring NTA Yenagoa GM, Daoju Whyte,” Barrister Ogbise described Mrs. Whyte as an exemplary media administrator and a role model to women in leadership. She noted that the outgoing General Manager’s career has been defined by integrity, hard work, and a passion for empowering others, particularly young female journalists.
“Congratulations GM NTA, Daoju Whyte. You are retired today but not tired. More promotions in Jesus’ name,” Barrister Ogbise stated with heartfelt admiration, celebrating her as a trailblazer who has left an indelible mark in the broadcasting industry.
According to the gender advocate, Mrs. Whyte’s legacy at NTA Yenagoa will continue to inspire excellence and professionalism among her colleagues and subordinates. She lauded her for promoting content that amplified the voices of women and for creating an inclusive environment where gender balance and ethical journalism thrived.
Barrister Ogbise emphasized that the Gender Advocate Commends Retiring NTA Yenagoa GM, Daoju Whyte not merely as a farewell message, but as a recognition of a woman whose leadership has advanced social justice and community development in Bayelsa State and beyond.
She further prayed for God’s continued blessings upon Mrs. Whyte, expressing optimism that her post-retirement journey would open new doors of influence and impact.
As colleagues, friends, and well-wishers celebrate her, Mrs. Daoju Whyte is being remembered not just as a retiring General Manager but as a beacon of strength, wisdom, and grace in the Nigerian media landscape.
