This is contained in a statement signed by Francis Nwosu, the Executive Secretary of NPC, on Thursday in Abuja.
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The Executive Secretary of NPC, Francis Nwosu, made the call while declaring open a one-day training on “Journalism: Ethical Challenges in the COVID-19 Era” on Thursday in Abuja.
The Nigerian Press Council on Friday in Abuja urged media professionals to uphold ethical journalism in their daily reportage to enhance and sustain the image of the profession.
The bill, which is at second reading stage at the Senate, seeks to empower the Nigerian Press Council on decisions relating to training institutions and professional qualifications that would be acceptable for journalism practice in Nigeria.
The council’s Executive Secretary, Nnamdi Njemanze, gave the advice at the second series of a two-day NPC workshop on “Responsible Media Coverage of Elections” in Owerri.
The Executive Secretary of the council, Nnamdi Njemanze, gave the advice in a communique issued at the end of a two-day capacity building workshop on “Responsible Media Coverage of Elections held in Akure, Ondo state”.
The Confab, themed: “Hate Speech Vs Free Speech,” was organised by the Peace and Security Network in collaboration with the Centre for Information Technology and Development
The list was released by the Secretary to the State Government, Boss Mustapha, with presidential aide, Mallam Garba Shehu, saying it was compiled in 2015
A statement by the President/CEO AMNETT, Aniekan Umanah, said: “The workshop will provide insights into new media opportunities, advantages and exploration for the benefit of government, corporate bodies and individuals.”