Mallam Ibrahim Mori Baba , the post master-general of the federation, has said in Abuja that Nigerian Postal Service( Nipost) would partner with the News Agency of Nigeria (Nan) in the latter's efforts to move journalism practice to greater heights.
He made the declaration during a courtesy visit to NAN where he said that the two organizations could cooperate in the areas of ICT and the use of multimedia infrastructure.
Baba said that as agencies established to provide unique services, NAN and Nipost shared certain similar needs in information technology and should cooperate to exploit available facilities.
“We in Nipost are certain that cooperation between the two agencies will be for the benefit of Nigeria and Nigerians,” Baba said.
Responding, Mrs. Oluremi Oyo, NAN Managing Director, said that NAN had a unique role as “the greatest media content provider in the country”.
“With offices spread across the country, we are also in a unique position to provide an ambience of peace, harmony and tranquility,’’ Oyo said.
She said that since Nipost also had offices spread across the country, cooperation between the two organizations would be of mutual benefit.
Oyo added also that since the two organizations depended largely on the use of the ICT cooperation in that area and in some other areas would position the two organizations to serve Nigeria better.
She implored Nipost management to take advantage of the presence of NAN within and outside Nigeria to propagate its services.
NIPOST to Partner with NAN
Mallam Ibrahim Mori Baba , the post master-general of the federation, has said in Abuja that Nigerian Postal Service( Nipost) would partner with the News Agency of Nigeria (Nan) in…
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