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NCC at 18th Nigerian Guild of Editors Conference, Owerri 2022

L-R: Mrs. Nnenna Ukoha, Head, Corporate Communication, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC); Mr Mustapha Isa, President, Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE); Mr. Reuben Muoka, Director, Public Affairs, NCC and Dr. Omoniyi Ibietan, Head, Media Relations Management, NCC at the 18th All-Nigerian Editors’ Conference by NGE in Owerri, Imo State at the weekend.

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