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First Edition of NAN Annual Lecture in Abuja.

AdminBy AdminOctober 3, 2024Updated:October 3, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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L-R: Former Military Head of State in Nigeria, General Abubakar Abdulsalam shaking hands with the Managing Director of the News Agency of Nigeria NAN,Mal.Ali M.ALi on his arrival for the occasion.

Dignitaries at 1st NAN annual lecture at Nigerian Army Resource Centre, Abuja,FCT.
NAN is said to be the largest news agency in Africa.
According to ChatGPT,the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) was established in 1976 as the country’s national news agency to provide news coverage and information services. It was formed to promote the dissemination of news in Nigeria and to ensure that the nation had a reliable source of information. NAN’s mandate includes collecting, processing, and distributing news to various media outlets, both domestically and internationally.

Over the years, NAN has played a crucial role in Nigeria’s media landscape, particularly during significant historical events, including the transition to civilian rule in the 1990s. The agency has expanded its services to include multimedia content and has adapted to the digital age, providing real-time news through its online platforms.

Despite challenges such as funding and competition from private media, NAN remains a key player in Nigerian journalism, aiming to uphold professionalism and promote balanced reporting.
Edited by Dada Ahmed.

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