Ƙungiyar Editocin Najeriya (NGE) cibiyar sadarwa ce ta kwararrun ‘yan jarida waɗanda suka kai matsayin editoci. Ƙungiya ce mai zaman kanta mai zaman kanta wacce aka kafa don haɓaka ƙarfin ɗan adam, ƙarfafa tattalin arziki, kariya da jin daɗin membobinta.[1][2][3] Hukumar ta NGE tare da haɗin gwiwar sauran ƙungiyoyin ‘yan jarida a faɗin duniya suna aiki don kiyaye al’adu da ƙa’idojin aikin jarida da kuma bin ƙa’idar da’a ta sana’a a Najeriya . NGE masu ba da goyon baya ga 'Yancin Jarida da kuma ci gaban aikin dimokuradiyya ta hanyar yin hulɗa tare da masu ruwa da tsaki a kan manufofin jama'a da kuma jin daɗin 'yan jarida. Don taimaka wa masu aikin watsa labarai na Najeriya su kiyaye ƙa'idoji da ka'idojin aikin jarida, NGE ta haɓaka, bugawa da rarraba taƙaitaccen jagorar edita ga 'yan jarida tare da shirya shirye-shiryen haɗin gwiwa tare da abokan hulɗa na gida da na waje don haɓaka ƙwarewar membobinta.[4][5][6][7][8]

Kungiyar Editocin Najeriya
the editors

Takaitaccen tarihin

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An kafa ƙungiyar ta NGE ne a ranar 20 ga Mayun shekara ta, 1961 a tsohuwar ƙungiyar 'yan jarida ta ƙasa da ke Abibu Oki a jihar Legas ta Alhaji Lateef Jakande (1929-2021) na Nigerian Tribune shi ne shugaban ƙasa na farko da ya kafa kuma irin su Babatunde Jose (1925- 2008) na Daily Times a matsayin mataimakin shugaban ƙasa, Abiodun Aloba (1921-2001) na Morning Post a matsayin sakatare, da Nelson Ottah na Drum a matsayin mataimakin sakatare.[9] An kafa kungiyar ne domin ciyar da muradun wannan sana’a, da zurfafa alaƙar editoci da jama’arsu daban-daban tun daga kafafen yaɗa labarai da kanta, zuwa gwamnatoci, ƙungiyoyin kwararru da na kasuwanci da sauran ƙungiyoyin da suka ƙunshi jama’a. [9]

Da farko an sanya mata suna Guild of Newspaper Editors of Nigeria, wanda aka ƙera don zama ƙungiyar kwararrun manajojin labarai na musamman inda editoci a matsayin manyan masu tsaron ƙofa a kan abubuwan da suka shafi kafofin watsa labarai za su iya haɗuwa a kowane lokaci don yin tambayoyi game da al'amuran ƙwararrun kafofin watsa labarai waɗanda ba su da alaƙa da lamuran aiki.

An kuma kafa ƙungiyar ta Guild ne domin samar da taron gangami ga shugabannin editoci a cikin aikin jarida na Najeriya domin su samu hanyar kwarewa ta bunƙasa masana'antar. A lokacin kafuwar Najeriya dai ta fito daga kangin mulkin mallaka kuma ƙasar na buƙatar goyon bayan shugabanni a sana’o’i daban-daban domin bunƙasa. Sai dai juyin mulkin 1966 ya shafa NGE. Rikicin 1966 ya rikide zuwa yakin basasa wanda ya dauki tsawon watanni 30 ana aiwatar da ƙa'idar aikin jarida ta gaskiya ta hanyar farfagandar yaki. A shekarar 1977 ne gwamnatin mulkin soja ta Olusegun Obasanjo ta sanya wa ƙasar dokar Majalisar ‘Yan Jarida wadda kafafen yaɗa labarai ƙarƙashin jagorancin NGE suka yi watsi da ita. A shekarar 1982, ƙungiyar Guild ta yi taronta a Minna, Jihar Neja. A shekarar 1982, Alhaji Umaru Dikko, Ministan Sufuri na NPN ya yi ƙoƙarin ƙarɓe ikon ƙungiyar ta hanyar daukar nauyin yakin neman zaɓen Alhaji Ibrahim, Darakta Janar na NTA wanda ya zama mamban ƙungiyar a wannan taron, amma ‘yan ƙungiyar suka bijire masa. na NGE.[10]

Hukumar ta NGE ta yi shekaru 10 ba ta aiki har sai da Mista Onyema Ugochukwu da wasu ‘yan editoci suka sake farfado da ita a shekarar 1992. Tare da dimbin goyon bayan da kungiyar ‘yan jaridu ta kasa (NPAN) da ƙungiyoyin farar hula suka samu, NGE ta samu nasarar shiga mulkin kama-karya da mulkin soja na tsawon shekaru a Najeriya. Tun dawowar mulkin dimokuradiyya a 1999, NGE na fuskantar ƙalubale; kwace jaridun da aka buga, kamawa da tsare ’yan jarida da lalata kyamarori masu daukar hoto

Ƙungiyar Editocin Najeriya na editoci ne a cikin bugu da kafofin watsa labarai na lantarki a Najeriya. Membobi ne ke ƙayyade shugabancin ƙungiyar ba tare da tsangwama daga wasu kasashen waje ba.[11]


Abubuwan da aka bayar na NGE

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  • Mallam Mustapha Isah wanda ya gaji Funke Egbemode ya sake zama shugaban kungiyar Editocin Najeriya a taron Biennial Convention na 2021 a Kano An zabe shi a matsayin shugaban NGE a ranar Juma'a, 8 ga Nuwamba, 2019 a gidan Editoci, Ikeja. Lagos, Nigeria.[12] [13]
  • Malam Ali M. Ali (Mataimakin shugaban NGE)
  • Kila Habibu Nuhu (Mataimakin Shugaban Kasa Arewa).
  • Samuel Egbala (Mataimakin Shugaban Gabas)
  • Mobolaji Adebiyi (Mataimakin Shugaban Yamma)
  • Mr. Iyobosa Uwugiaren (Babban Sakatare)
  • Austeen Elewodalu (Mataimakin Babban Sakatare)

Tsoffin Shugabannin NGE

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Funke Egbemoda (2016-2019)

Garba-deen Muhammad (2015-2016)

Femi Adesina (2013-2015)

Gbenga Adefaye (2008-2013)

Baba Dantiye (2003-2008)

Oluremi Oyo (1998-2003)

Garba Shehu (1994-1997)

Biodun Oduwole (1992-1994)[14][15][16][17]


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