The Guild of Corporate Online Publishers has announced Catholic Bishop of Sokoto, Most Rev. Matthew Hassan Kukah, as the Keynote Speaker at its third annual conference holding on October 19, 2019 at Sheraton Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos State.
A statement signed by GOCOP’s Publicity Secretary, Olumide Iyanda, confirmed that the theme of the conference is: “Economy, Security and National Development: The Way Forward in Nigeria.”
Former Managing Director of the News Agency of Nigeria, Bayo Onanuga, will be the Chairman of the occasion.
The GOCOP conference will bring together policymakers in the private and public sectors.
“Bishop Kukah was chosen to deliver the keynote address because of his global recognition in formulating peace and development agenda,” the statement said.
Having served in prominent capacities in the Human Rights Violations Investigation Commission, popularly known as Oputa Panel; National Political Reform Conference; and Ogoni-Shell Reconciliation Panel, Bishop Kukah brings an invaluable wealth of experience to the conference.
Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, will represent the Presidency at the conference.
The Newspapers Proprietors Association of Nigeria, Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria, Nigerian Guild of Editors, Nigerian Union of Journalists and other stakeholder groups in the media will also be represented.
GOCOP represents media organisations registered in Nigeria with promoters drawn from practitioners who have served at senior levels in the profession.
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