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Governor Sanwo-Olu, Lai Mohammed, and Gbenga Daniel are slated to discuss the 2027 elections and the escalating issue of insecurity in Nigeria at the 7th Freedom Online lecture, which aims to address the 'monster' threatening the nation-state.
Former Nigerian minister Lai Mohammed stated that Lagos possesses the cultural assets to rival top global tourism destinations if its creative industries are developed.
Nigeria's Accord Party has publicly denied reports of its support for a joint presidential ticket, demanding its name be removed from any such endorsements. This political development comes amidst various other domestic news stories across Nigeria, including crime arrests and public health initiatives.
Suspects accused in an alleged coup plot have pleaded not guilty and were subsequently remanded in the custody of the Department of State Services. This development follows ongoing investigations into the alleged plot.
Lai Mohammed, Nigeria's Minister of Information and Culture, stated that the creative industry is the country's 'next oil,' with significant potential for job creation and economic growth, aiming for a $1 trillion economy.
Former Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, delivered a lecture on crisis communication, advising business leaders and governments that building public trust before crises is crucial.
Former Nigerian minister Lai Mohammed stated that fake news and disinformation were responsible for the escalation of the EndSARS protests, identifying it as a major challenge for the government.
Former minister Lai Mohammed describes media as government’s most powerful partner in his new book, detailing his time in office and key media moments. Read More: https://punchng.com/media-govts-most-powerful-partner-lai-mohammed/
Former Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, has lauded ex-President Muhammadu Buhari for his integrity and compassion. Mohammed stated that Buhari trusted him without hesitation and provided unwavering support during challenging times.
Nigerian Minister Lai Mohammed stated that misinformation is no longer just a political issue but also a significant business risk, urging leaders to foster public trust to mitigate reputational damage.
Former Nigerian minister Lai Mohammed emphasizes that effective communication is essential for good governance, building public trust, and managing crises in the digital era.