MEDIA

GOMEP-NG President Raises Alarm Over Declining Standards in Nigeria’s Online Media

GOMEP-NG President Raises Alarm Over Declining Standards in Nigeria’s Online Media

GOMEP-NG President Raises Alarm Over Declining Standards in Nigeria's Online Media By our Correspondent As online journalism continues to reshape the way Nigerians consume news, concerns are growing over the declining professional standards within the digital media industry. The President of the Guild of Online Media Editors and Publishers of Nigeria (GOMEP-NG), Comrade Akpovoke Otiti, has issued a passionate call for ethical journalism, warning that the profession risks losing its credibility and value if practitioners continue to undermine their own work. Nigeria's online media industry is facing a credibility challenge. GOMEP-NG President Akpovoke Otiti has delivered a strong warning to…
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Online Media Deserves Equal Recognition, GOMEP-NG Tells Government, Corporate Bodies

Online Media Deserves Equal Recognition, GOMEP-NG Tells Government, Corporate Bodies

Online Media Deserves Equal Recognition, GOMEP-NG Tells Government, Corporate Bodies By our Correspondent Nigeria's digital news industry is growing faster than ever, yet many online media practitioners say they are still denied the recognition given to traditional media. GOMEP-NG is now demanding a change, arguing that online journalism has become the nation's fastest and most effective source of verified information. As Nigeria's media landscape rapidly shifts toward digital platforms, the Guild of Online Media Editors and Publishers of Nigeria (GOMEP-NG) has called on government institutions and corporate organisations to recognise the growing influence of online media practitioners. The association says…
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