APPMEN TO INAUGURATE LAGOS STATE COUNCIL SATURDAY

PRESS RELEASE
The Association of Proprietors of Private Media Establishment of Nigeria (APPMEN) has concluded all arrangements for the official inauguration of its Lagos State Council.
The epoch-making event is scheduled to hold as follows:
Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
Time: 11:00am prompt
Venue: No. 133, Idimu Ejigbo Road, Adjacent Christ Land School, Alimosho, Lagos State, Nigeria
Theme: Voice, Vision, Purpose
The newly appointed leadership of the Lagos State Council to be inaugurated includes:
- Princess Agbonifo, State Coordinator
- Onome Naomi Onojaefe, State Publicity Secretary
According to the National Coordinator, Chief Precious Enebuse, the inauguration of the Lagos State Council marks a significant milestone in APPMEN’s strategic expansion and repositioning of private media ownership in Nigeria.
Chief Enebuse noted that Lagos State, being the media capital of Nigeria, deserves a vibrant and coordinated council that will champion the interests of private media proprietors, promote professionalism, and amplify the voice of responsible private media in national development.
“The theme Voice, Vision, Purpose encapsulates our commitment to give private media owners a stronger voice, provide clear vision for sustainable media enterprise, and pursue purpose-driven journalism that serves Nigeria,” Chief Enebuse stated.
He called on all private media proprietors, publishers, bloggers, online TV/radio owners, and media entrepreneurs in Lagos State to attend the historic inauguration and be part of the new media order.
All media practitioners and the general public are cordially invited.
Signed:
Chief Precious Enebuse
National Coordinator
Association of Proprietors of Private Media Establishment of Nigeria (APPMEN)
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