Niger Government reaffirms dedication to media collaboration

The Niger State Government has reiterated its dedication to working closely with the media and maintaining a cooperative relationship that supports the state’s progress and development.

This commitment was expressed during separate courtesy visits by the Niger State Correspondents Chapel of the NUJ, led by its chairman, Yakubu Mustapha Bina, to the governor’s media aides at Government House, Minna.

The three media aides — Chief Press Secretary Ibrahim Bologi, Special Adviser on Print Media Aisha Wakaso, and Special Adviser on Digital Media and Strategy Abdullberqy Usman Ebbo — jointly pledged to foster strong collaboration with the media for the benefit of the community and the state.

Earlier, the chapel chairman highlighted key issues affecting the union and commended Governor Mohammed Umar Bago’s administration for its ongoing development projects across various sectors. He also assured that members of the media would remain committed to professional integrity, making unbiased decisions.

Chief Press Secretary Ibrahim Bologi called for media support and cooperation to provide adequate publicity for the administration, stating, “The media are partners in progress and should be respected.”

Special Adviser on Digital Media and Strategy Abdullberqy Usman Ebbo promised a smooth and collaborative relationship between the government and the media, while Special Adviser on Print Media Aisha Wakaso reaffirmed the government’s commitment to inclusive participation and wide-ranging publicity for its initiatives.