Uzodimma Proposes National Media Centre for Dokpesi

Imo State Governor Senator Hope Uzodimma proposed the establishment of a national media centre to honour the late media mogul Raymond Aleogho Dokpesi. This initiative aims to promote research, development journalism, and the media's contribution to national development.
Uzodimma made this proposal on Sunday during the third Raymond Aleogho Dokpesi Annual Diamond Lecture, titled “Media, Democratic Consolidation and Development,” held in Abuja. He pledged to lead the campaign for the centre, which would serve as a hub for research on how the media can drive economic growth.
Uzodimma emphasized that preserving Dokpesi’s legacy involves protecting press freedom and ensuring credible journalism. He highlighted the interconnectedness of media, democracy, and development, stating that citizens need reliable information to exercise their democratic rights.
The governor called for partnerships among government, media organizations, and citizens to strengthen democratic institutions. In his remarks, Raymond Dokpesi Jnr. urged young Nigerians to engage in democracy and utilize the Permanent Voter Card for civic participation.
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