NUJ Distances Self From Global Trust News Media Award ~ Truth Reporters
NUJ Distances Self From Global Trust News Media Award
The Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Delta State Council, has distanced itself from a purported planned media award in conjunction with the Global News Media.
In a statement endorsed by the Council's Chairman, Comrade Michael Ikeogwu and Secretary, Comrade Churchill Oyowe, the NUJ said that it was not aware of the planned event and had not entered into any collaborative pact with Global Trust News Media or any organization to present an award to any individual.
The union advised the general public to discountenance invitations of any kind to be part of the event, saying it would not take responsibility for any incident associated with the event.
The union also seized the opportunity of this release to admonish the general public to always liaise with the leadership of the NUJ Delta State Council to clarify the authenticity of awards before they key into such programmes as there are many fake agencies in the country given unverified awards.
While assuring the general public of the union's preparedness to weed out quacks from the profession, the statement implore Deltans to be weary of Facebook and social media tigers as not all that writes or post on social media are journalists.
It warned all registered practising journalists in the state to have nothing to do with the event or any other award not endorsed by the leadership of the union in the state.
The Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Delta State Council, has distanced itself from a purported planned media award in conjunction with the Global News Media.
In a statement endorsed by the Council's Chairman, Comrade Michael Ikeogwu and Secretary, Comrade Churchill Oyowe, the NUJ said that it was not aware of the planned event and had not entered into any collaborative pact with Global Trust News Media or any organization to present an award to any individual.
The union advised the general public to discountenance invitations of any kind to be part of the event, saying it would not take responsibility for any incident associated with the event.
The union also seized the opportunity of this release to admonish the general public to always liaise with the leadership of the NUJ Delta State Council to clarify the authenticity of awards before they key into such programmes as there are many fake agencies in the country given unverified awards.
While assuring the general public of the union's preparedness to weed out quacks from the profession, the statement implore Deltans to be weary of Facebook and social media tigers as not all that writes or post on social media are journalists.
It warned all registered practising journalists in the state to have nothing to do with the event or any other award not endorsed by the leadership of the union in the state.
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