October 11th, 2024
Ilorin-born renowned broadcaster Bolaji Aladie has added another feather to his cap, winning the Best Yoruba Language Translator Award at the 20th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Institute of Translators and Interpreters (NITI) held in Abuja.
Aladie, a graduate of Linguistics and Nigerian Languages from the University of Ilorin, was recognized for his exceptional skills, outstanding performance and exceptional proficiency in translating and interpreting English and Yoruba languages during the qualification exams. His expertise has been honed through years of experience in broadcast journalism, strategic communications, Public Relationship, including hosting the popular radio show, Pade Mi L’Assembly.
The NITI conference, themed “Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Enhanced Translation and Interpretation Practice,” brought together a conglomerate of professional language experts from across Nigeria. Aladie’s induction as a member of NITI underscores his commitment to excellence in language translation and interpretation.
As a media aide to the immediate past Senator of Kwara Central Senatorial District, Sen. Dr. Ibrahim Yahaya Oloriegbe, and Head of Corporate Affairs Unit of the Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital Budo-Egba, Aladie has demonstrated his versatility in communication and language expertise.
“I’m humbled by this recognition,” Aladie said. “It’s a testament to my passion for language and dedication to bridging communication gaps between English and Yoruba-speaking audiences.”
NITI’s certification and regulation of language professionals ensure that translation and interpretation services meet the highest standards in Nigeria. Aladie’s induction reinforces his position as a leading language expert in the country.
The conference, held at the National Women Development Centre in Abuja from October 10-11, provided a platform for language professionals to share knowledge, innovations, and best practices in translation and interpretation.
Bolaji Aladie’s achievement serves as an inspiration to aspiring language professionals and reinforces his reputation as a masterful broadcaster and translator.
congratulations sir more wins