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2019 elections: Why media should support INEC, by FRCN boss

Femi Adewale by Femi Adewale
June 30, 2018
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NGE to INEC: Your loyalty is to the nation only, not to any political party

NGE to INEC: Your loyalty is to the nation only, not to any political party

Mr Mansur Liman, the Director-General, Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN), has advised media professionals and media organisations to support the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) for the success of the 2019 general elections.
Liman gave the advice on Saturday in Lagos at the ongoing INEC “Retreat on Media/Public Relations and Public Speaking Techniques’’.
He said that INEC could not achieve successful elections without the necessary support of the media in terms of giving objective, accurate and effective reports on electoral activities.
“Information is very vital and the role that the media is going to play in the next general elections is as important as what INEC is doing, because people need to get the right information for the process to be successful.
“When you talk of free and fair elections, it is not just about what the INEC does, it is also about what the media report.
“If the media is not reporting what INEC is doing, it will make the process to look as not being free and fair.
“But if the media is reporting exactly what INEC is doing, it will make the process look as being free and fair.
“Another thing is that the media has to be conscious of not over blowing issues, so, the media has to be very responsible in reporting events for a successful conduct of the 2019 general elections,’’ he said.
Liman also enjoyed journalists and media houses to be guided by the code for election coverage and the National Broadcasting Commission Code.
“We should report what is happening as accurately as possible without taking side because the nation is for all of us nobody wants to destroy it,’’ he said.
He expressed optimism that the workshop would help INEC to build the necessary relationship with the media toward ensuring successful elections in 2019.

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