#MohammedIdris

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…
Read More
Mohammed Idris Announces Nigeria’s Digital Switch-Over Rollout, Ending 18 Years of DSO Delays

Mohammed Idris Announces Nigeria’s Digital Switch-Over Rollout, Ending 18 Years of DSO Delays

Mohammed Idris Announces Nigeria's Digital Switch-Over Rollout, Ending 18 Years of DSO Delays By Gilbert Kiaka Goodnews ABUJA - After nearly two decades of broken promises, delays and missed deadlines, Nigeria is once again preparing for one of the biggest technological transformations in its history. If this latest timeline succeeds, millions of Nigerians could soon enjoy better television services, faster broadband expansion and fresh opportunities in the digital economy. But after years of setbacks, can the country finally deliver on its promise? Nigeria has announced June 17, 2026, as the official nationwide rollout date for its long-delayed Digital Switch-Over (DSO)…
Read More
Tinubu’s Information Minister Backs GOMEP-NG, Seeks Stronger Government-Media Partnership

Tinubu’s Information Minister Backs GOMEP-NG, Seeks Stronger Government-Media Partnership

Tinubu’s Information Minister Backs GOMEP-NG, Seeks Stronger Government-Media Partnership By Charity Uwakwe At a time when misinformation continues to threaten public trust, Nigeria's Minister of Information and National Orientation has reaffirmed the Federal Government's commitment to working closely with responsible online publishers, describing the media as an indispensable pillar of democracy. His message came during a landmark meeting with the Guild of Online Media Editors and Publishers of Nigeria (GOMEP-NG), where he advocated stronger collaboration to promote national development, ethical journalism and democratic governance. The Federal Government has reaffirmed its readiness to strengthen collaboration with responsible online media organisations as…
Read More
No widgets found. Go to Widget page and add the widget in Offcanvas Sidebar Widget Area.