By chiemeka ugwowo
Church Leaders Advocate Truth and Responsible Media Use During Communication Week
The Vice Chairman of the St. Gabriel Chaplaincy, Durumi, along with other dignitaries, graced the opening of Communication Week at the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria today. The event highlighted the importance of promoting truth and responsible use of digital media in society.
The Bishop of Katrina Diocese addressed the faithful, emphasizing ethical communication and conveying the Pope’s message encouraging journalists and communicators to be objective in their reporting, avoiding content that could incite violence or unrest.
Also in attendance was Mr. Patrick Ofikwu, President of the Catholic Men Organization, St. Gabriel Chaplaincy, Durumi, Abuja, who joined other church leaders in advocating for media that fosters understanding, peace, and unity in society.
The gathering underscored the Church’s commitment to ethical communication and responsible media usage, calling on both clergy and laity to use digital platforms to build bridges and promote societal harmony
Thursday, October 22
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