Nordic-Nigeria Dialogue Promotes Media Integrity and Literacy
The Nordic-Nigeria Dialogue, held in Abuja, addressed media integrity in light of World Press Freedom Day 2026, with the theme focusing on misinformation and the role of journalists in shaping democracy. Norwegian Ambassador to Nigeria, Svein B.
Ra, and Danish Ambassador Jen Ol Barkhanssen highlighted the threats posed by manipulated information and the importance of a free and independent press. The dialogue featured discussions on the elitist tilt in mainstream media and the need for broader public participation.
Panelists, including Dr. Moham Bulama from the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria and Mr. Adewunmi Emoruwa, emphasized the historical significance of the Nigerian press and the challenges posed by technological advancements. They called for increased media literacy among citizens and greater ownership of information to combat misinformation.
The session underscored the necessity for regulatory frameworks to safeguard press freedom and ensure media integrity in Nigeria's evolving political landscape.
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