Malam Yusuf Isa of Yobe TV interacts with Neptune Prime staff on journalism standards
Malam Yusuf Isa, a highly respected and seasoned journalist, and the General Manager of Yobe State Television, recently paid a courtesy visit to Neptune Prime Media House, extending his valuable guidance to members of staff on the benefits and potential risks involved in the field of professional journalism.
With an impressive career spanning over two decades since starting with Yobe State Television Network in October 1995, Malam Yusuf offered his expertise and firsthand experiences to the team at Neptune Prime Media House.
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During his visit, the Managing Director emphasized the significance of upholding the core principles of ethical journalism while navigating the challenges of the media industry.
Drawing from his deep roots in Yobe State and his extensive career, he shared valuable insights with the staff, urging them to remain committed to providing accurate and reliable information to the public.
“As journalists, we have been entrusted with the crucial task of informing, educating, and upholding the integrity of our profession,” Malam Yusuf stated during his visit.
“It is essential that we recognise both the benefits and the risks associated with journalism and remain dedicated to upholding the highest standard of ethical reporting.”
Malam Yusuf’s extensive knowledge of the Yobe State community, combined with his vast experience as a journalist, positions him as an invaluable resource manager to the team through the changing media landscape. He inspired the team at Neptune Prime Network to raise the bar of journalism, and constantly strive for excellence.
“Journalism holds incredible power. We have the opportunity to shape narratives, expose the truth, and serve as a voice for our society. It is a privilege to contribute to the profession we love,” he added.
Recognising the evolving nature of the media industry, he stressed the importance of maintaining objectivity, remaining unbiased, and ensuring the accuracy of information.
He advised the staff members to exercise care and diligence, understanding the potential risks involved in spreading unverified news or being influenced by personal or political biases.
“To maintain public trust, we must adhere to the pillars of journalism: accuracy, independence, fairness, and accountability,” he emphasized.
“Our commitment to delivering reliable and quality news must be unwavering.”
The staff members of Neptune Prime expressed deep appreciation to Malam Yusuf for the wise counsel.
