Kaduna's Maiyaki: Misinformation Threatens Peace More Than Insecurity
Ahmed Maiyaki, the Kaduna State Commissioner for Information and Culture, stated that misinformation is a more significant threat to peace than insecurity in Kaduna and Nigeria. He made this remark during a meeting with the leadership of the Kaduna State chapter of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) on October 4, 2026.
Maiyaki highlighted the government's commitment to collaborating with professional bodies like NIPR to promote responsible communication and improve Kaduna's image. He noted that the upcoming NIPR International Conference in Abuja would allow the state to showcase its cultural heritage and investment opportunities.
Since Governor Uba Sani took office in 2023, Kaduna has seen significant investment inflows. Maiyaki also mentioned the successful hosting of the NIPR Week in Kaduna earlier this year, which helped change perceptions about the state's security situation.
Mohammed Abdullahi, chairman of the Kaduna State chapter of NIPR, expressed gratitude for the meeting and emphasized the importance of public relations in building trust and promoting development.
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