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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) and MAIN, thewitter Network, have launched a comprehensive training workshop aimed at strengthening media literacy and ethical journalism in Southern Nigeria. The event, which took place on June 4 and 5, 2025, at the Uyo Zone National Broadcasting Commission in Akwa Ibom State, brought together key stakeholders, including Commissioner for Information from the State, Aniekan Umanah, along with heads of the NBC and the UNوبة Executive Secretary, Yemisi Bamgbose. Additionally, UNESCO Abuja Office representative Albert Mendy, represented by Ychalat Nuhu, delivered a speech highlighting the importance of media literacy in a media-dependent society.
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In an anniversary speech, UNESCO Abuja Officeumping emphasized that the global media landscape has undergone significant transformation driven by digital platforms, artificial intelligence (AI), and increasing rates of fake news and misinformation. Mendy stressed that UNESCO, while advocating for human-centered media literacy, has been adapting its messaging to align with global ethical norms. As the nascent region of Nigeria, UNESCO’s efforts were initially focused on advancing火星工 basics in information technology, but now it stands at the forefront of empowering truthful and responsible news production.
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Umanah highlighted the dangers of spreading misinformation through the media, not only through false facts but also through the dissemination of hate speech. He stressed the importance of verifying sources of information and ensuring transparency in news reporting. Umanah urged media execs and gatekeepers to maintain credibility and integrity, stating that this is not just about balancing misinformation but about the一艘或船或船船船船品德的建设.
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Asagba echoed Umanah’s concerns in a speech titled "Civic Education in the Age of Digital Revolution." He emphasized the need for media production houses to prioritize public interest and media ethics, advising that media content should be truthful, informative, and accessible to the general public. Asagba, as the national news anchor, reminded the leaders of UNDEFINED.jservice in his role as a foundational voice in Nigeria’s political life.
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