Catholic Church Urges Media to Uphold Truth in Nigeria

During a press conference held on Sunday at the Catholic Secretariat in Abuja, the Catholic Church called on the media to uphold truth and amplify the voices of the voiceless in society. Bishop Gerald Mamman Musa emphasized that the media plays a sacramental role in disseminating information and exposing societal ills.
He cautioned against the dangers of misinformation, particularly during election seasons, where journalists often face persecution for speaking the truth. Rev.
Fr. Michael Banjo, the Secretary General of the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria, highlighted the media's civic duty to verify claims and expose falsehoods without becoming partisan.
He stressed the need for credible electoral processes and the importance of every vote being counted. The press conference marked the conclusion of the Church's 2026 Communication Week, celebrating the achievements of the Catholic Church in Nigeria's digital presence and the launch of the Sustained Nigeria Catholic Network.
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