PHOTOS: COPDEM trains media officers in Anambra
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As part of the organisation’s effort in promoting democracy and enhancing the capacity of media practitioners, the Coalition for the Protection of Democracy (COPDEM), in collaboration with Diaspora Digital Media (DDM), has launched an intensive training program for it’s publicity secretaries across Nigeria.
The two-week program, which is being held in Anambra State, focuses on journalism, capacity building, and digital media skills.
Participants, drawn from the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory, have expressed overwhelming satisfaction with the ongoing training. Many attendees lauded the initiative for its inclusivity and dedication to empowering media personnel.
While speaking about the program, Hon. Bulus, a participant from Nasarawa State, shared his excitement saying, “I am thrilled to be part of this program in Anambra. Everything, from my transportation to my feeding, accommodation, and even study materials, has been fully covered. It’s amazing to experience such hospitality while gaining valuable skills.”
The program is facilitated by an array of seasoned and veteran journalists, including Tony Eluemunor, Nicholas Uwerunonye, Tim Elombah, and a renowned software engineer, Joseph Mmadubuike.
Their expertise and insights have added significant value to the training, equipping participants with cutting-edge knowledge in modern journalism and digital media practices.
Also speaking on the importance of the initiative, a representative of COPDEM stated, “We believe in good governance and the promotion of democracy in Nigeria. The role of the media in achieving this cannot be overemphasized. This training is our contribution to strengthening the democratic process through a well-informed and capable media landscape.”
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As the training progresses, it is expected to leave a lasting impact on the participants, enabling them to effectively contribute to public discourse, uphold democratic values, and navigate the challenges posed by security concerns in Nigeria.
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