#DigitalMedia

Nigeria First: Bloggers, Publishers Pledge Responsible Journalism at Abuja Summit

Nigeria First: Bloggers, Publishers Pledge Responsible Journalism at Abuja Summit

Nigeria First: Bloggers, Publishers Pledge Responsible Journalism at Abuja Summit Nigeria's digital media practitioners have made a fresh commitment to responsible journalism, factual reporting and national development following a high-level summit in Abuja. As concerns over misinformation and Nigeria's global image grow, bloggers and online publishers have pledged to promote responsible reporting, national development and constructive criticism following a high-level summit in Abuja. ABUJA — Bloggers, online publishers and content developers have pledged to uphold responsible journalism, promote Nigeria's national interest and strengthen public confidence in digital media following a one-day summit in Abuja. The summit, themed "Nigeria First, Before…
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GOMEP-NG Pushes Economic Growth in Online Media

GOMEP-NG Pushes Economic Growth in Online Media

GOMEP-NG Prioritises Economic Growth, Sustainability in Nigeria’s Online Media Industry Nigeria’s online media industry faces growing pressure to remain financially viable. GOMEP-NG says economic sustainability is crucial to strengthening digital publishing, supporting media professionals and securing the industry's future. GOMEP-NG, under President Comrade Akpovoke Otiti, has emphasised economic growth and financial sustainability as key priorities for Nigeria’s online media industry, highlighting the importance of viable publishing businesses, professional development and responsible journalism. Guild’s leadership highlights the need for a financially viable digital publishing sector that supports quality journalism, employment and innovation. ABUJA, NIGERIA — The Guild of Online Media Editors…
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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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GOMEP-NG President Otiti Warns Journalists Against Political Manipulation

GOMEP-NG President Otiti Warns Journalists Against Political Manipulation

GOMEP-NG President Otiti Warns Journalists Against Political Manipulation As concerns grow over political influence in Nigeria's media landscape, the President of the Guild of Online Media Editors and Publishers of Nigeria (GOMEP-NG), Comrade Akpovoke Otiti, has issued a strong warning to journalists and online publishers. He urged media professionals to reject financial inducements and political manipulation, insisting that the credibility of journalism depends on truth, fairness and ethical reporting. Can journalists remain independent in an era of increasing political influence? GOMEP-NG President Akpovoke Otiti believes they must. His latest warning challenges media professionals to reject financial inducements, uphold ethics and…
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Online Media Now Leads News Dissemination in Nigeria, GOMEP-NG Urges FG to Recognise Digital Publishers

Online Media Now Leads News Dissemination in Nigeria, GOMEP-NG Urges FG to Recognise Digital Publishers

Online Media Now Leads News Dissemination in Nigeria, GOMEP-NG Urges FG to Recognise Digital Publishers Nigeria's media landscape is changing faster than ever. As millions increasingly depend on digital platforms for instant news and public information, the Guild of Online Media Editors and Publishers of Nigeria (GOMEP-NG) says it is time for the Federal Government to recognise the growing influence of online journalism in shaping public discourse and national development. Nigeria's digital news revolution is accelerating. With millions relying on online platforms for breaking news every day, GOMEP-NG says the time has come for the Federal Government to fully recognise…
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