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Enugu editors’ conference opens with call for media and government to uphold truth

Source: Premium Times · 25 Sep 2026, 14:56 UTC
Enugu editors’ conference opens with call for media and government to uphold truth
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Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah said the media and government must meet at “the point of truth” while welcoming more than 300 editors to the 22nd All Nigeria Editors Conference. The event was organised in Enugu by the Nigerian Guild of Editors, according to Premium Times.

Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah said the media and government must meet at “the point of truth”, according to Premium Times Nigeria. Mbah made the statement on Thursday while welcoming more than 300 editors to the 22nd All Nigeria Editors Conference in Enugu. The conference was organised by the Nigerian Guild of Editors.

The supplied material does not provide the governor’s fuller remarks or explain what specific issues he associated with the relationship between government and the media. It also does not identify the other speakers, describe the conference agenda or record responses from the editors or the government. The available information establishes the occasion, the attendance figure, the organiser and Mbah’s stated principle, but does not support further detail about the discussions or outcomes.

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