Young broadcasters urged to uphold professionalism
G-Empowerment Foundation has encouraged young broadcasters to maintain high standards of professionalism and ethics in their work. Grant Offor, founder of the foundation, highlighted the importance of credibility in media, especially as misinformation spreads. The graduation ceremony for 27 sponsored youths at the Apha Institute of Broadcasting and Communication in Port Harcourt showcased the foundation’s commitment to nurturing future media professionals. The event also featured remarks from the institute’s Managing Director, Chief Kalada Iyerego-Orubo.
What we know
- Grant Offor, represented by Sam Chikweri, urged new broadcasters to be credible communicators and ethical storytellers.
- The foundation sponsored 27 youths to help them reach their potential and contribute positively to society.
- Chief Kalada Iyerego-Orubo praised the foundation for investing in the graduates’ futures.
- The institute has trained over 1,000 individuals in various broadcasting and communication disciplines.
- Graduate representative John Peters said practical sessions have prepared them for real-world challenges.
