UNFPA and Bauchi State Train Journalists on Health Reporting

The Nigeria country office of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), in collaboration with the Bauchi State Ministry of Budget, Economic Planning and Multilateral Coordination, organized a two-day training for journalists in Bauchi State. This training, facilitated by the Journalists for Public Health and Development Initiative (J4PD), aimed to improve journalists' understanding of UNFPA programs and reporting guidelines.
Dr. Audu Alayande, Assistant Representative and Officer-in-Charge of the Kaduna sub-office of UNFPA, praised J4PD for enhancing visibility of UNFPA's efforts in the state. He expressed confidence that the partnership would effectively reach the target audience regarding healthcare interventions.
Ibrahim Rufai Ahmed, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, acknowledged UNFPA's support in advancing population and development priorities and emphasized the media's critical role in shaping public opinion on health issues. He encouraged participants to utilize the training to enhance their communication skills and understanding of UNFPA's objectives.
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