Members of the Adamawa State Correspondents’ Chapel have paid a courtesy visit to the management of the College of Legal Studies, Yola, to strengthen collaboration and promote the institution’s activities.
Chairman of the Chapel, Ibrahim Kado, said the visit was aimed at fostering a stronger relationship between the media and the institution. He emphasized the vital role journalists play in telling the stories of local communities, which makes such partnerships essential.
In his remarks, the Provost of the College, Barrister Ahmed Suleiman, congratulated the chapel on its efforts, acknowledging the significant responsibility journalists bear in promoting accountability and shaping public opinion, especially during political seasons.
He noted that the institution has produced notable lawyers, judges, and professionals, and is currently working to upgrade its academic standards and the recognition of its certificates.
Barrister Suleiman, however, decried the activities of individuals he described as mischief makers who spread falsehoods aimed at tarnishing the image of the college. He assured the journalists of the college’s full cooperation and expressed readiness to work together to project the institution positively.
Other members of the Chapel encouraged the college to continue leveraging the media for broader outreach and visibility.
