But For God
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Ace broadcasting professional and teacher Professor Tom Adaba has released a memoir of his life titled But For God (BFG).
Professor Tom Adaba was the pioneer Director-General of the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission, which oversaw the establishment and licencing of private television stations at the turn of the century. Before his assignment as DG, Dr Adaba worked extensively as a National Television Authority, NTA staff member. His career took him across the length and breadth of the nation, including a stint as the pioneer Principal of the Nigerian Television College, Jos.
Professor Adaba began his long and distinguished career in public service as a grade teacher in the 1960s. His studies and career have taken him all over the world. He has extended his unmatched abilities in private service to the catholic church and in the classroom as a professor.
Professor Adaba chronicles his life experiences and lessons in public service and private endeavours in BUT FOR GOD.
Readers will also find a depth of knowledge about the workings of the Nigerian civil service and the octogenarian’s thoughts on Nigeria’s battle with the demons of corruption and domestic terrorism. There are also nuggets about patriotism and nationhood, as well as what directions the country should face as she forges ahead into the future.
Ace broadcasting professional and teacher Professor Tom Adaba has released a memoir of his life titled But For God (BFG).
Professor Tom Adaba was the pioneer Director-General of the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission, which oversaw the establishment and licencing of private television stations at the turn of the century. Before his assignment as DG, Dr Adaba worked extensively as a National Television Authority, NTA staff member. His career took him across the length and breadth of the nation, including a stint as the pioneer Principal of the Nigerian Television College, Jos.
Professor Adaba began his long and distinguished career in public service as a grade teacher in the 1960s. His studies and career have taken him all over the world. He has extended his unmatched abilities in private service to the catholic church and in the classroom as a professor.
Professor Adaba chronicles his life experiences and lessons in public service and private endeavours in BUT FOR GOD.
Readers will also find a depth of knowledge about the workings of the Nigerian civil service and the octogenarian’s thoughts on Nigeria’s battle with the demons of corruption and domestic terrorism. There are also nuggets about patriotism and nationhood, as well as what directions the country should face as she forges ahead into the future.
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