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Some newly elected members of the Nigerian Guild Editor (NGE) stated their guild expectations. Editors spoke at the conference site of all editors of Nigeria Editors (ANEC) in Port Harcourt. One of them, Eike Ob, assistant editor-in-chief at NAN, said he expected the guild to promote editorial delivery that would promote national peace and unity. He said that NGE should have a mechanism to ensure that its members perform their editorial functions in a way that ensures efficiency.
“NGE is at the peak of journalism, its members are gate keepers, they see the copies before the public, their jobs are crucial.
“I want to see a guild that is poised to see that its members delivered to the public contents that will trigger national unity and development,’’ he said.
Another newly inducted member, Kelvin Okunzuwa, told NAN that he was full of hopes that the guild would not fail the country, especially in the face of current trying times.
“I am expecting to meet a proactive guild, a body of editors that sees the nation first, this is because what we release to the public means a lot.
“I want to see the guild promoting high ethical standard in content delivery, the guild occupies a prominent position within the nation’s socio-political landscape,’’ he said.
NAN reports that this year’s edition of ANEC is with the theme: “Nigerian Media: Balancing Professionalism, Advocacy and Business’’ Did You ❤ ❤ this post? DROP A C.O.M.M.E.N.T ... spill TEA.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie
Some newly elected members of the Nigerian Guild Editor (NGE) stated their guild expectations. Editors spoke at the conference site of all editors of Nigeria Editors (ANEC) in Port Harcourt. One of them, Eike Ob, assistant editor-in-chief at NAN, said he expected the guild to promote editorial delivery that would promote national peace and unity. He said that NGE should have a mechanism to ensure that its members perform their editorial functions in a way that ensures efficiency.
“NGE is at the peak of journalism, its members are gate keepers, they see the copies before the public, their jobs are crucial.
“I want to see a guild that is poised to see that its members delivered to the public contents that will trigger national unity and development,’’ he said.
Another newly inducted member, Kelvin Okunzuwa, told NAN that he was full of hopes that the guild would not fail the country, especially in the face of current trying times.
“I am expecting to meet a proactive guild, a body of editors that sees the nation first, this is because what we release to the public means a lot.
“I want to see the guild promoting high ethical standard in content delivery, the guild occupies a prominent position within the nation’s socio-political landscape,’’ he said.
NAN reports that this year’s edition of ANEC is with the theme: “Nigerian Media: Balancing Professionalism, Advocacy and Business’’ Did You ❤ ❤ this post? DROP A C.O.M.M.E.N.T ... spill TEA.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie
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