NIPR President Warns Against Propaganda in Public Relations
The President of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) highlighted the distinction between public relations and propaganda during the fourth quarter induction ceremony in Abuja. He stressed the significance of ethical influence strategies, truthfulness, and the dangers of misinformation.
Emphasizing the need for correct narratives and defending the truth, he called for building trust through transparent communication. The president warned against unethical practices, particularly in the face of fake news and misinformation, urging professionals to uphold truth and integrity in their engagements with stakeholders.
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