The Ekiti State Government has reiterated its commitment to partnering with the media as part of its inclusivity agenda to drive sustainable development.
The Commissioner for Information, Rt. Hon. Taiwo Olatunbosun, made this known in Ado-Ekiti while receiving the executive members of the Ekiti State chapter of the Radio, Television, Theatre, and Arts Workers Union of Nigeria (RATTAWU), led by its Chairperson, Mrs. Omotola Falusi-Popoola, during a courtesy visit to his office.
Olatunbosun emphasized that the government prioritizes accurate and timely information dissemination to promote transparency, accountability, and good governance. He noted that inclusivity remains a key focus, ensuring equal access to opportunities and resources for all, particularly marginalized groups, to enhance societal welfare.
He also highlighted the government’s stance against misinformation and urged media practitioners to uphold professionalism and ethical standards. According to him, transparency and open communication are essential for building public trust and fostering civic engagement.
In response, Mrs. Falusi-Popoola called for stronger collaboration between RATTAWU and the state government to enhance information management. She affirmed the union’s commitment to supporting the administration’s efforts in promoting good governance and keeping residents well-informed.