Rabiu Omaku
The last congress of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) has expressed concern over the increasing cases of cyberbullying, harassment and abusive conduct on social media among users in Nasarawa State.
The traditional media was urged to take the lead in sensitising the public against the dangers associated with cyberbullying and irresponsible use of social media.
Social media influencers, content creators and other users were equally urged to exhibit decorum, responsibility and ethical professionalism in their interactions within the social media ecosystem..
The Congress however expressed concern over flooding and environmental sanitation in the State,the
congress emphasised the need for increased media reportage and public sensitization on proper waste disposal, particularly the dangers of dumping refuse in waterways and blocking drainage.
relationship and constructive support in the overall interest of the people of Nasarawa State.
The resolutions reached are
On the political Tension and Security
Congress expressed concern over the rising political tension, particularly in Lafia, the Nasarawa State capital, citing reported cases of harassment of innocent citizens and attacks on political opponents.
Congress therefore called on security agencies and the Government to intensify efforts towards restoring sanity and ensuring peaceful political activities in the State.
The political class were also urged to caution their supporters to exercise restraint, respect the law and maintain peace and order throughout the ongoing electioneering activities.
