Ramadan: Magu, Sagay, Ribadu, Oloyede, talk on corruption at MMPN symposium

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PROFFERING solutions to the burning issue of corruption in Nigeria, among others, eminent speakers will  speak at the 12th annual Ramadan symposium organised by the Muslim Media Practitioners of Nigeria (MMPN) Abuja chapter tomorrow.

In a statement by the chairman of the association, Alhaji Abdur-Rahman Balogun said, that the stakeholders in the fight against corruption in the country would brainstorm and come up with enduring ways out of the doldrums.

Balogun said the symposium entitled “Anti-Corruption: The role of the Media as a Change Agent”   would be discussed by Malam Ibrahim Magu, Acting Chairman of EFCC, Sheikh Dr Isa Ali Pantami , DG NITDA and Malam Nurudeen AbdulMalik, an Abuja-based Islamic scholar at the National Mosque Conference Hall, Abuja.

Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, Secretary-General, Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs (NSCIA), as well as Prof. Itse Sagay, Chairman, Presidential Action Committee Against Corruption (PACAC)  would deliver key-note speeches.

Other guests expected at the event include Malam Nuhu Ribadu, former chairman, EFCC, as chairman of the occasion, Alhaji Abubakar Jijiwa, former Director-General, Voice of Nigeria, FCT Minister, Alhaji Muhammad Bello as Chief Host while Ministers of Communication, Education, Information and Culture as well as Media Executives are being expected.

 

 

 

 

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