In a bid to keep journalists covering migration across the globe abreast of development on migration and COVID-19, the Journalists International Forum For Migration will on April 4, 2020 hold an online summit on its international platform.
The summit, with the theme: “Migration and COVID-19,” according to the President and Executive Director of JIFORM, Ajibola Abayomi, was to further boost the knowledge of over 150 JIFORM members of the foundation across the contents concerning preventive measures against the deadly disease using technology tool to break the barrier of distance.
Abayomi said notable professionals with distinguished pedigrees had been selected as resources persons for the event.
These include the National Public Relations Officer of the Nigeria Immigration Service, Deputy Comptroller Sunday James; Public Information Officer of the International Organization for Migration, Jorge Galindo; National Spokesman of the Malawi Police Authority, Senior Superintendent James Kadadzera; and Daphne Tollis, a journalist based in Greece.
According to Abayomi, the lecture will be the first phase in the series of engagements the foundation would be putting together for its members.
Daphne is to speak on Containment of COVID-19 and Media Impacts in Greece; DCI James will handle Dynamics of Migration amidst COVID-19; Garlindo is billed to make presentation on IOM, Migrants and Media Language, while Kadadzera will discuss Malawi immigration experience and containment strategy against COVID-19.
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