Nigeria’s Private Broadcast Practitioners Call for More Growth in the Science and Technology Sector
The National Guild of Private Broadcast Managers of Nigeria has underscored its dedication to promoting ethical broadcasting practices and supporting national progress.
This is contained in a birthday message signed by the National Vice President of the Guild, Okey Odogwu to the Honorable Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, Honorable Uche Nnaji.
A statement issued by Justice Kalu Amah, the Guild’s Director of Public Affairs, emphasized the sector’s vital role in fostering unity, democracy, and development across the country.
Justice Amah highlighted the importance of maintaining high standards of professionalism and accuracy among private broadcasters, noting that responsible media play a crucial role in shaping public discourse and influencing national growth.
The Guild also reiterated its commitment to collaborating with government agencies, particularly the Federal Ministry of Innovation, Science, and Technology, to leverage technological advances for improving broadcasting services nationwide.
“The Guild remains committed to capacity-building, advocating for media independence, and ensuring that Nigeria’s private broadcasters continue to serve as credible sources of information and positive change,” Odogwu stated.
He urged all members of the sector to renew their dedication to ethical principles and uphold the highest standards of professionalism.
This declaration comes at a time when the Nigerian media landscape is experiencing rapid technological changes and increased scrutiny over content accuracy and responsibility.
The Guild’s reaffirmed stance will reinforce the sector’s role as a guardian of truthful and balanced information.
The statement further reiterated that the Nigeria private broadcasting sector's call for adherence to ethical standards underscores its vital contribution to the nation’s cohesion and progress, reinforcing its position as a key pillar of Nigeria’s democratic fabric.
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