Nigeria to Host UNESCO's First Media Literacy Institute in Abuja
Nigeria has been approved by UNESCO to host the first International Media and Information Literacy Institute in Abuja. This initiative highlights Nigeria's role as a global leader in the fight against misinformation and disinformation.
Minister Moham Idri announced the approval during a press conference, emphasizing the country's commitment to promoting responsible free speech and media literacy. The decision comes amidst concerns raised by President Donald Trump regarding alleged Christian genocide in Nigeria.
The institute aims to drive critical dialogue and capacity building in the digital age.
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