Nasarawa Broadcasting Service Bids Farewell to Veteran General Manager, Aloko Flashman

A valedictory ceremony was held at the Nasarawa Broadcasting Service (NBS) to bid farewell to its General Manager, Aloko Flashman, as he prepares to retire from service after 35 years of dedicated service in the broadcasting industry. The ceremony was a testament to Flashman’s commitment to duty and his significant contributions to the industry, particularly in sports.

The Executive Vice Chairman of NBS, Awwalu Salihu, praised Flashman’s dedication and contributions, describing him as a sincere and honest individual whose service will be greatly missed. Salihu noted that Flashman has set a high standard for others to follow, and he challenged the staff to emulate his good practices.

Salihu also appreciated the support he received from Flashman during his tenure and wished him well in his retirement. He urged Flashman to continue contributing to the industry even after retirement, a gesture that would be highly valued.

In response, Flashman expressed his gratitude to the management team for their support and called for unity among staff for the station’s development. He encouraged the management to foster good staff relationships and urged the staff to remain dedicated to their duties. Flashman assured the staff of his continued support and promised to remain engaged with the station even after retirement.

The highlight of the ceremony was the presentation of a gift to Flashman as a token of appreciation for his service. The event was characterized by eulogies, commendations, and applause for Flashman’s commitment to duty, a testament to his dedication and contributions to the broadcasting industry.

As Flashman retires from service, his legacy is expected to continue inspiring others in the industry. His contributions to sports broadcasting, in particular, have left a lasting impact, and his dedication to duty has earned him the respect and admiration of his colleagues.