Nigeria committed to memorable world public relations confab–Anambra NIPR
Nigeria committed to memorable world public relations confab–Anambra NIPR
The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), Anambra State Chapter, has assured the global public relations community that Nigeria would host a memorable World Public Relations Forum (WPRF Abuja 2026).
Dr Ngozi Ulogu, the Chairman NIPR, Anambra State Chapter, said this on Saturday in Awka during a road show to raise awareness about the event.
The forum is scheduled to hold in Abuja between Nov. 15 and Nov. 22.
The event would be organised by the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management, in collaboration with the African Public Relations Association and the NIPR.
Ulogu said the road show was also meant to drive registration and participation in the event.
She told newsmen that the aim of the road show was to mobilise institutions, promote Nigeria’s hosting advantage, and generate sustained media visibility for the forum.
“NIPR today went round the town in promotion of the WPRF. The event was a huge success, as it elicited the desired response from the people.
“Anambra Chapter is preparing for the big event.
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“I appreciate our partners, especially the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps, Nigeria Police Force and other professional colleagues for their participation,” she said.
She said that the WPRF would attract no fewer than 3,000 delegates from 126 countries.
Dr Denis Ekemezie, former National Vice-President, NIPR, said Nigeria was proud to host the WPRF, stressing that Anambra will be fully represented.
Also speaking, Prof. Cornelius Ukwueze of Department of Mass Communication, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, noted the need to sustain the nationwide awareness creation ahead of the event.
Mr Nnamdi Onwuzulike a former secretary of NIPR, Anambra Chapter, urged its members and critical stakeholders to register for the forum so as to expose their goods and services to the global community.
The Voice Media Trust (VMT NEWS) reports that the road show began at Regina Caeli junction on Zik Avenue (Old Road) through to Arroma Junction and terminated at Dr Alex Ekwueme Square.
