Renewed Resolve: PPA's New Leadership Hits the Ground Running

"Renewed Resolve: PPA's New Leadership Hits the Ground Running"

The Plateau Publishers Association (PPA) is off to a flying start under its new leadership, with a clear vision for a dynamic and unified tenure. At its maiden executive meeting, held on Thursday, November 13th, 2025, at the Beacon Office, Jos, the association's EXCO wasted no time in setting the tone for a new era of progress, unity, and credibility for publishers across the Plateau.

Chairman Elder. Ajala Yakubu, publisher of Express Journal Magazine, emphasized the need for teamwork, transparency, and dedication to rebuilding the association's public trust and relevance. "We must work together to restore the public's faith in our profession," he said. "We must be committed to truth, ethics, and professional excellence in all we do." His words set the tone for a meeting marked by intense deliberation and a shared sense of purpose.

The meeting was attended by members of the EXCO, who unanimously appointed Mr. Zingkong, publisher of News Scribe Newspaper, as the acting Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the association. The appointment, pending a by-election to fill the position permanently, was widely welcomed by members, who praised Mr. Zingkong's hard work, transparency, and commitment to the media profession. "He is a right peg in the right hole," said one member, echoing the sentiments of many.

Mr. Zingkong's appointment is seen as a boost to the association's efforts to reposition itself as a formidable voice in the state's media space. With his expertise in communication and professional ethics, members are confident that he will project the association's image positively and restore public confidence in its activities. "We are excited to have him on board," said another member. "He has the skills and experience to take the PPA to the next level."

The EXCO's first meeting was a significant milestone in the association's history, marking a new dawn for the PPA. The meeting concluded with a renewed resolve by the Ajala-led executive to work tirelessly to promote the interests of publishers across the Plateau. The association is poised to usher in an era of progress, unity, and credibility, and its new leadership is determined to make a lasting impact.

As the PPA embarks on this new journey, members are optimistic about the future. With a clear vision and a committed leadership, the association is well-positioned to tackle the challenges facing the media industry in the state. The PPA's new leadership is set to make a difference, and its members are eager to see the impact of their work.

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