The Nigeria Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA) has appointed former Daily Trust journalist, Abbas Jimoh, as its spokesperson.
The appointment marks a significant transition for Jimoh, who built a reputation in Nigerian journalism through years of reporting on governance, religion, public affairs and national issues.
Before his appointment, Abbas Jimoh served with Daily Trust, where he contributed extensively to news coverage and developed experience in public communication and media engagement.
His new role at NSCIA places him at the forefront of the organisation’s public communication efforts, with responsibilities expected to include media relations, dissemination of official positions, and strengthening public engagement on issues relating to the council’s activities.
Observers note that the appointment reflects NSCIA’s continued interest in leveraging experienced media professionals to enhance institutional communication and public outreach.
The council is one of Nigeria’s leading Islamic bodies and plays an active role in religious advocacy, interfaith engagement and national discourse.
The appointment has attracted congratulations from colleagues and stakeholders within the media and religious communities, who described it as recognition of professional competence and years of service in journalism.
