Late Chief Timawus Matthias
Adamawa Hall of Fame Inductee – 2022 (Media Icon)
The Adamawa Hall of Fame proudly honors the late Chief Timawus Matthias, a towering figure in the media landscape of Adamawa State and a man whose lifelong dedication to journalism and creative development left an indelible mark on generations.
Chief Timawus Matthias was widely regarded as a media icon and a veteran journalist, known for his integrity, discipline, and unwavering commitment to truthful storytelling. He served as the General Manager of NTA Yola, where he played a pivotal leadership role in shaping broadcast journalism in the state and strengthening the presence of public television as a trusted source of information and culture.
Throughout his career, he was celebrated not only for his professional excellence but also for his deep mentorship spirit. He was known for his unrelinquishing support and encouragement to young individuals across Adamawa State—especially those pursuing careers in the creative and media industries. Many of today’s journalists, broadcasters, filmmakers, and content creators credit Chief Matthias as a foundational influence who opened doors, offered guidance, and believed in their potential when few others did.
His leadership style combined firmness with compassion. As a manager and mentor, he emphasized discipline, ethics, and hard work, while also nurturing talent and innovation. Under his stewardship, NTA Yola became more than just a broadcast station—it became a training ground for excellence and a platform for elevating local voices and stories.
Why He Was Inducted into the Adamawa Hall of Fame
The induction of Late Chief Timawus Matthias into the Adamawa Hall of Fame is a recognition of:
His iconic status in the media industry, particularly in Adamawa State
His service as General Manager of NTA Yola, where he strengthened journalism standards and institutional leadership
His lifelong mentorship of young creatives, empowering future generations in broadcasting, film, and media
His unwavering support for the creative industry, long before it became widely recognized
His enduring influence, which continues to shape Adamawa’s media and creative ecosystem
Chief Timawus Matthias embodied the spirit of service, leadership, and cultural development. His induction into the Adamawa Hall of Fame ensures that his legacy as a media pioneer, mentor, and nation-builder will be preserved and celebrated for generations to come.
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