Tag: Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR)

Essential Knowledge to Mastering PR Practices By Afolabi Olajuwon

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The world of Public Relations is rapidly evolving, and the force behind this change is the continuous flux of technological advancements and shifting public expectations.   Today, more than ever, it is not enough to just be a conduit between organizations and the public; PR practitioners must emerge as agile, informed, and strategic thinkers. In this relentless whirlwind of change, the adage of “read, learn, and adapt” has never been more relevant. Here is how you can tap into these pillars to not only survive but also thrive in…

National Integration: NIPR offers Solution, seeks collaboration with NCC

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The elusive national integration has became a worrisome subject to the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, NIPR, for which it has mapped out a strategy for a multi-ethnic and multi-sectoral strategy to be consummated through a National Integration Summit slated for August this year.   After a nationwide consultation with different interest groups, a four-man council team of the institute, led by Dr. Ike Neliaku on behalf of President of the Institute, Mukhtar Sirajo, visited the Head Office of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), to intimate the Executive Vice Chairman…

NCC bags IPRA Award ,wins SEMA 2020’s Emergency and Security Management Prize

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The contributions of the the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to the fight against insecurity in the country has received global endorsement with the Commission bagging two prestigious international awards at the weekend. Leading the pack was the International Public Relations Association (IPRA) Golden World Awards (GWA) 2020 won by the Commission for its harmonized emergency number, 112 and the construction of Emergency Communications Centers (ECCs) in 36 states of the Federation and the FCT with 19 states already operational and additional five ready for activation. The presentation of the IPRA…