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Home » Society of Journalists Africa Pays Tribute To Her Late Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth
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Society of Journalists Africa Pays Tribute To Her Late Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth

adminBy adminSeptember 10, 2022Updated:September 20, 2022

The world received shocking news about your death , the late Queen Elizabeth the longest serving Monarch of Britain. 

Indeed we all have witnessed for the first time how people all over the world demonstrated love with heartfelt condolences and grief at the loss of Her late Majesty the Queen.

We members at Society of Journalists Africa join the rest of the world to express our heartfelt condolences to the royal family and people of Britain for this great loss of Her late Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

As the Crowds have gathered. Flags have been lowered to half-mast we may not be present physically yet we grief for the loss of this gentle soul . This is the moment we pay our last respect to the passing of Queen Elizabeth as tributes have been sent from every continent around the world.

After dedicated 70 years of service to mankind you need to rest peacefully and that has been made possible by your maker . Fare thee well great Woman of Humanity .

Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was one of the greatest leaders the world has witnessed . She was the backbone to the development of the Britain and
Commonwealth .

We totally agree with the Prime Minister of Britain ,
The Rt Hon Elizabeth Truss is of the opinion that ” Queen Elizabeth came to the throne aged just 25, in a country that was emerging from the shadow of war; yet she was able to bequeath a modern, dynamic nation that has grown and flourished under her reign. ”

” The United Kingdom is the great country it is today because of her. The Commonwealth is the family of nations it is today because of her. She was devoted to the Union of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. She served 15 countries as Head of State, and she loved them all.

Her words of wisdom gave us strength in the most trying times.”

Indeed we at Society of Journalists share the assertion that during the disturbing moments of the Covid-19 pandemic, she stood for us all and demonstrated leadership in curbing the disease.

Her exemplary lifestyle including her
humility and devotion to duty will continue to be an inspiration to us all.

We acknowledge and salute her about how she gave her pledge to numerous pieces of legislation and she was at the epicenter of lives of many nations across the globe for seven decades.

She was the world’s greatest diplomat.

In total, she visited a little over 100 countries. She met more people than any other monarch in our history.

She gave counsel to Presidents and world leaders across Governments .

We at Society of Journalists Africa enomously acknowledge her wise counsel, dedication and contribution to sustain world press freedom especially in Africa.

We greatly accept with no hesitation her legacy will endure through the generation yet unborn.

She was cherished and revered by people across the United Kingdom and across the world.

One of the reasons for that love and respect was her humanity. She was a promoter of freedom and democracy around the world.

We extend our deepest condolences to all members of the royal family. We sincerely pay tribute to her Royal Majesty late Queen Elizabeth , and we pledge our allegiance to loyal service to our new King.

We pray that His Majesty King Charles III will receive wisdom of God saturated with special anointing to discharge his duties to greatly impact humanity across the globe.

We the members of Society of Journalists Africa deem it fit and appropriate to pledge our solidarity and support for His Majesty King Charles III as he takes up the mantle of the monarchy of Britain  to a new era of hope, peace and prosperity.

We say Ayekoo to the King and may God Almighty protect your reign.

Society of Journalists Africa
President, Alex Ababio

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