Dokpesi Advocates for National Media Centre and Youth Engagement

Raymond Aleogho Dokpesi, during the third Raymond Aleogho Dokpesi Annual Diamond Lecture in Abuja, expressed support for a proposed National Media Centre, viewing it as a way to honor his father's contributions to Nigerian broadcasting. He plans to collaborate with the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations and engage the governor to advance this project, with further details to be shared as consultations progress.
Dokpesi stressed the significance of credible communication, democratic consolidation, youth participation, and digital innovation for Nigeria's development. He urged young Nigerians, especially first-time voters, to actively engage in civic responsibilities and utilize the Permanent Voter Card for democratic participation.
Additionally, he announced a media incubation and civic technology initiative set for December 1, 2026, aimed at equipping young creators and advocates with tools for governance monitoring and community reporting. He also discussed ongoing rebranding efforts for African Independent Television and the need for collaboration to combat misinformation and enhance public trust in the media.
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