Kogi State Governor, Ahmed Ododo, has hailed the pivotal role of radio in deepening Nigeria’s democratic culture as the world marks World Radio Day. Governor Ododo reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, ensuring that all segments of society are represented and their voices heard . “Radio has been a trusted companion to millions worldwide, providing news, entertainment, and education,” Governor Ododo said. “It’s a powerful tool for social change, promoting understanding, empathy, and unity.”This year’s celebration, themed “Radio and Climate Change,” highlights radio’s crucial role in raising awareness about climate change, promoting sustainable practices, and supporting affected communities. Governor Ododo noted that radio’s unique ability to reach a wide audience, transcend geographical boundaries, and provide a platform for diverse voices makes it an indispensable tool for promoting social change ยน.Governor Ododo’s administration has demonstrated its commitment to inclusion by ensuring the participation of youth, women, people living with disabilities, and stakeholders from different ethnic, religious, and political affiliations in governance.As Kogi State continues to invest in climate-resilient agricultural practices and sustainable development, Governor Ododo stressed the importance of radio in promoting transparency, accountability, and good governance.The governor reiterated his administration’s commitment to supporting the growth and development of radio, recognizing its power to transform lives, promote education and health, and foster economic growth and development.
World Radio Day: Governor Ododo Commits to Inclusive Governance
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