Delta Commissioner Osuoza Advocates for Credible Journalism

Dr. Ifeanyi Michael Osuoza, the Delta State Commissioner for Special Duties, called on the Nigerian media to enhance their commitment to credible reporting and responsible journalism. This statement was made on Wednesday as he congratulated The Pointer, the state-owned newspaper, on its 32nd anniversary.
Osuoza, who previously served as the Delta State Commissioner for Information, reflected on the significance of the anniversary, stating it represents not just longevity but also an opportunity for reflection and recommitment to journalism's core principles: truth, fairness, accuracy, objectivity, and accountability. He acknowledged The Pointer's role in documenting the Delta story and facilitating public discourse.
Osuoza congratulated the management, editorial team, and staff of The Pointer for their dedication and contributions over the years, highlighting the newspaper's strategic importance in communicating government policies and amplifying the voices of the people.
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