NAHCON unveils Hajj Media team, tasks journalists on professional ethics
Chairman of the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON), Alhaji Zikrullah Kunle Hassan has urged journalists to always be guided by the ethics of their profession while carrying out their duties.
Alhaji Hassan spoke yesterday at Hajj House, Abuja while inaugurating the National Media Team for the 2023 Hajj.
He said the media can make or mar the society and as such, journalists should at all times uphold fairness, accuracy and objectivity.
While congratulating members of the team for scaling the selection hurdles, he said they should see themselves as partners in progress with NAHCON to achieve a seamless Hajj exercise.
Assuring that all registered pilgrims would be airlifted, “and right on time too”, Alhaji Hassan said the advance party of NAHCON officials will leave for Saudi Arabia on Sunday, May 21 to prepare the ground for Nigerian pilgrims.
In their remarks, Commissioner for Planning, Research, Statistics, Information and Library Services (PRSILS), Sheikh Suleiman Imonikhe Momoh and his counterpart in in charge Policy, Personnel Management & Finance, Nura Hassan Yakasai also spoke in the same vein as Alhaji Hassan.
They advised members of the team to be true ambassadors of the journalism profession by being fair, objective and balanced in the herculean task of news reporting in Nigeria and in Saudi Arabia during the entire period of the Hajj exercise.
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