Nigeria’s Finest Honoured at NMNA 2025

The 2025 edition of the Nigeria Media Nite-Out Award (NMNA) once again reaffirmed its position as one of the nation’s most credible platforms for recognizing excellence, leadership, and patriotic service. The annual event, known for celebrating individuals and institutions that have made significant contributions to the media landscape and national development, drew prominent figures from across the political and media spheres.
One of the major highlights of the night was the recognition of Dr. Bello Mohammed Matawalle, who emerged as the Best Administrator of the Year. His honour was widely regarded as a well-deserved tribute to his unwavering dedication, administrative competence, and commitment to national progress. The award further solidified his reputation as a public servant whose work continues to resonate within governance and public administration.
The event featured a wide range of award categories, spanning journalism, media innovation, public service, and societal impact. These categories reflect NMNA’s longstanding mission to spotlight the individuals driving meaningful change across various sectors.
As part of the ceremony, distinguished keynote speakers including top government officials and seasoned industry experts addressed critical issues affecting governance, media responsibility, national unity, and democratic development. Their insights underscored the need for continued collaboration between the media and public institutions in promoting transparency and good governance.
Award recipients were carefully selected based on merit, professionalism, and their outstanding achievements in their respective fields. Their recognition not only highlighted their contributions but also reinforced the role of excellence in shaping Nigeria’s socio-political growth.
With the successful hosting of NMNA 2025, the event once again demonstrated its importance as a platform that strengthens national discourse, honours integrity, and celebrates leadership that inspires progress.


