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Aisha Buhari tasks journalist­s on positive reports

- By Pebang Danladi

The Wife of the President, Mrs Aisha Buhari, has appealed to journalist­s to pass the message of hope to Nigerians as the potentials for greatness remain strong despite current challenges.

Speaking in Abuja Tuesday as the special guest of honour at the public presentati­on of a magazine, The Presidenti­al Diary, Aisha Buhari said journalist­s would do the nation well by always communicat­ing hope to the people because there is indeed cause for hope.

Aisha Buhari who spoke through the Wife of the Vice President, Mrs Dolapo Osinbajo, asked writers of The Presidenti­al Diary magazine to fill gaps in the reportage of the Presidency. She said, “So much is done that is not reported. We depend on you to pass the informatio­n. Communicat­e hope to the people.”

The initiator and editorial adviser of The Presidenti­al Diary, Dr Abubakar Jimoh, had earlier spoken of a gap in the reportage of the Presidency and governance generally. “There is a yawning informatio­n gap between the government and the governed,” Jimoh said, adding that the magazine was created to fill the gap through highly motivated journalist­s.

The guest speaker on the occasion and former Commission­er of Informatio­n in Edo State, Prince Kasim Afegbua, asked all Nigerians as individual­s to help the war against corruption by reforming their own ways as it is unhelpful to make Nigeria look like a country of sins without sinners.

 ??  ?? Publisher Presidenti­al Diary Magazine, Dr. Abubakar Jimoh, presents a copy of the magazine to the Wife of the president’s representa­tive, Mrs. Dolapo Osinbajo, wife of the vice president, during the formal launch of the magazine in Abuja on Tuesday
Publisher Presidenti­al Diary Magazine, Dr. Abubakar Jimoh, presents a copy of the magazine to the Wife of the president’s representa­tive, Mrs. Dolapo Osinbajo, wife of the vice president, during the formal launch of the magazine in Abuja on Tuesday

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