Mr Yakubu said INEC’s collaboration with EFCC on vote-buying had also yielded similar results in Lagos, Kwara, and Gombe States.
The commander also tasked media practitioners to be patriotic while discharging their duties.
She said that the president was deeply concerned about the welfare of workers.
The union also acknowledged the commitment and dedication of protesting workers to their duties.
The State Security Service has urged journalists to prioritise positive reporting that promotes unity and safeguards the state’s security system.
The federal government has commenced selling milled rice to staff of various media organisations in Kaduna at subsidised rate of N40,000 per 50kg bag
Solomon Iorpev, a technical adviser to the Benue governor, says the security of lives and property has significantly improved in the state.
The NUJ also urged the state government to approve weigh-in allowances for all categories of workers that were due for it.
The president said that Mr Ogunlusi’s leadership had been instrumental in shaping journalism.
They resolved that the state had suffered over a decade of insurgency and would not allow its people to be drawn into any protest.
