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Former NBC Director-General, Professor Armstrong Idachaba Holds the 8th Inaugural Lecture on April 13.

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Immediate past Director-General, National Broadcasting Commission NBC and Professor of Mass Communication, Armstrong Idachaba will on April 13th, 2022 deliver the 8th inaugural lecture at Godfrey Okoye University, Enugu in Enugu state.

Immediate past Director-General, National Broadcasting Commission NBC and Professor of Mass Communication, Armstrong Idachaba
Immediate past Director-General, National Broadcasting Commission NBC and Professor of Mass Communication, Armstrong Idachaba

The inaugural lecture will dwell on mediated convergences, cosmo-philosophical ideologies, and the building of a modern Nigeria.

The erudite Professor of Mass Communication had presented a series of papers at Inaugural lectures both on current and recurrent issues with a direct impact on academic and conventional issues.

This year’s event is expected to attract not only the academia but technocrats and bureaucrats that will in turn enrich the performance of the ivory tower and government activities in Nigeria and across the globe.

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