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The National Sports Authority (NSA) has extended its warm congratulations to Muftawu Nabila Abdulai of the Multimedia Group, following his recognition as the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Sports Journalist of the Year for 2024.
In an official statement released on Monday, September 30, the NSA praised Muftawu Nabila for his professionalism and dedication to sports journalism, emphasising his consistent verification of facts before publication as a hallmark of his integrity.

"His commitment to verifying facts before publication, rather than rushing to publish, is a testament to his integrity," the statement noted.
The Authority further acknowledged the role of Muftawu Nabila's personal social media platforms as trusted sources of information for both his colleagues and traditional media outlets.
This, according to the NSA, reflects his impact within the media landscape.
"As the institution tasked with the development and promotion of sports in Ghana, we view the media as a critical stakeholder in the achievement of our mandate. We deeply appreciate the invaluable contribution of journalists like Mr Nabila in advancing the course of sports in the country."

The NSA also called on other sports journalists to uphold the same principles of fairness, balance, and accuracy in their reportage, noting that such values are crucial in maintaining the credibility of the industry.
The Authority concluded by expressing its hope that this accolade will inspire Mr. Nabila to continue excelling and serve as a motivation for others aspiring to follow in his footsteps.
"We take this opportunity to encourage all sports journalists to maintain fairness, balance, and accuracy in their reporting as they cover issues within the sports industry. Once again, we extend our congratulations."
The statement was issued by the Public Relations Department of the National Sports Authority.
Full statement below:
The National Sports Authority extends its heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Muftawu Nabila Abdulai of the Multimedia Group for being adjudged the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Sports Journalist of the Year for 2024.
Mr. Nabila has consistently demonstrated a high level of professionalism in his reportage, which we consider exemplary.
His commitment to verifying facts before publication, rather than rushing to publish, is a testament to his integrity.
As a result, his personal social media platforms have become a trusted source of information for his colleagues and traditional media platforms.
As the institution tasked with the development and promotion of sports in Ghana, we view the media as a critical stakeholder in the achievement of our mandate.
We deeply appreciate the invaluable contribution of journalists like Mr. Nabila in advancing the course of sports in the country.
The National Sports Authority congratulates Mr. Nabila on this well-deserved accolade. We take this opportunity to encourage all sports journalists to maintain fairness, balance, and accuracy in their reporting as they cover issues within the sports industry.
It is our hope that this recognition will inspire him to reach even greater heights and serve as a source of encouragement and motivation to other sports journalists who aspire to emulate his outstanding example.
Once again, we extend our congratulations.
Issued by the Public Relations Department
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