Hope Uzodimma Advocates National Media Centre for Dokpesi

On Sunday, Imo State Governor Hope Uzodimma proposed the establishment of a national media centre in honor of the late media entrepreneur Raymond Aleogho Dokpesi. This initiative aims to promote research into the role of journalism in economic growth and national development.
Uzodimma made this proposal while delivering the third Raymond Aleogho Dokpesi Annual Diamond Lecture in Abuja, organized by the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations and DAAR Communications Plc. He stated that the centre would serve as a hub for research on development journalism and strengthen democratic institutions in Nigeria.
Uzodimma emphasized that preserving Dokpesi's legacy requires protecting media freedom and ensuring credible journalism. He noted that the media's role is crucial in holding public officials accountable and informing citizens.
Uzodimma also warned that media freedom alone does not guarantee responsible journalism, as various pressures could undermine editorial independence.
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