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9TH NIGERIA MEDIA NITE-OUT AWARD IS HERE..

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9th Nigeria Media Nite Out Award is here again and this will no doubt mark the 9th year of rewarding with excellence the efforts of performing media personalities , corporate bodies and supporting individuals, many good jobs have been rewarded in the past and we are still working to ensure the media industry is getting the necessary accolades in this edition, the event comes up September 20th, 2015 @ Time Square Entertainment Event Center.

Chairman Board Of Trustee Nigeria Media Nite Out Award:  Hon Dr. Bello Mohammed ( Mon) Former Chairman House Committee on Security and Intelligence.
Host: Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode ( Governor of Lagos State)
Co/Host: Mr. Udom Emmanuel (Governor of of Akwa Ibom State)
Guest Speaker:  Lai Mohammed (National Publicity Secretary of APC)
Hard working journalist from various categories listed for award are:
Political Writer of the Year, Society Writer of the Year , Editor of the Year, Crime Writer of the Year, Entertainment Writer of the Year  and many more.
Theme: Corruption and National Development: The Role of Media.
Keynote Address: Mr. Jim Obazee  (Executive Secretary/CEO, Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria.)

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