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ththe end of 20 International Conference/AGM, cautions against illegal migration

thMembers of the High Table at the 20 AIC of ACCE. From L-R Dr. Ikechukwu Obiaya, Dean School of Media & Communication and Chair LOC; Profs Ike Ndolo; Des Wilson; Stella Okunna (who chaired the Opening Ceremony); Juan Elegido (Special Guest of Honour & VC, Pan-Atlantic University); Ivor Gaber

(Lead Speaker from the University of Sussex, UK); Cecil Blake (Former Minister of Information, Sierra Leone); Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu (ACCE National President); Danjuma Gambo (Immediate Past National President of ACCE) and Nosa Owens-Ibie (National Secretary of ASCPN)

Communication Education, TACCE Nigeria Chapter, has t hconc l uded i t s 20 Annua l

International Conference (AIC) at the Lagos Business School, Pan-Atlantic University, Lagos, Nigeria with a call to African governments and stakeholders to end illegal migration and encourage its teeming youths to stay at home and help develop their motherland. ACCE also observed that the Nigerian government has not done enough to sensitize her citizens on the consequences of illegal migration, hence, the embarrassing number of Nigerians caught in the web of illegal migration.

The Council further resolved that there is insufficient awareness on the part of Nigerian youths on the impl ica t ions and d isas t rous consequences of illegal migration.

he Afr ican Counci l for Therefore, the Nigerian Government through the media and relevant agencies should intensify the education of the vulnerable on the dangers of illegal migration. The Council also ca l l ed on Non -Gove rnmen ta l Organisations (NGOs) to embark on orientation campaigns to educate the potential victims on the dangers of illegal migration. This will minimise their vulnerability and help drive out human traffickers in the system out of business.

Th e Co m m u n i q u é a l s o observed that the quest for migration is borne out of poor living conditions in the country, as characterised by extreme poverty, unemployment and limited economic opportunities for majority of the population especially the youths. Thus, the Nigerian Government should improve the living conditions in the country to check the tide of migration

rush, which human traffickers now capitalise upon to deceive the vulnerable Nigerians.

The Association also called on the media to do more than reporting the issues of migration and inclusiveness as straight news. Rather, migration stories should consistently feature as editorials, news features, in-depth articles, commentaries, interpretative articles and/or opinion articles. The media could also incorporate phone-in programmes, documentaries and interviews to bring the issues to the door steps of Nigerians thereby keeping them adequately informed about the dangers of illegal migration and the opportunities inherent in inclusive societies.

On the issue of inclusiveness within the Nigerian body polity, ACCE noted that Nigeria is characterised by extreme divisions along the lines of religion, ethnicity, politics and culture. These,

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according to the Association, are not insurmountable problems except when taken to the extreme. These ex t remi t ies promote hat red, nepotism, racism and xenophobia. Consequently, internal migration is hampered and inclusive societies become difficult to achieve within the Nigerian body polity. To restore its past glory as a nation and people, the Conference called for the rise of true nationalists to “take our country back” by f ight ing re l igious extremism, xenophobia, nepotism and racial discrimination within Nigeria.

The Conference therefore called on the media to promote Nigeria as a country blessed with abundant opportunities; a country where its citizens can stay and do well in their respective endeavours and also contribute to its growth and development, rather than migrate to other countries where they will always be treated as second-class citizens no matter their contribution to the development of such societies.

ACCE also called on mass media operators and advertisers to highlight the difference between scammers and trusted travel agencies, as well as foreign

education consultants. Therefore, relevant governmental agencies should issue appropriate operating licences to credible travel agencies and by so doing flush out fraudsters in the system. The relevant governmental agencies should also ensure effective monitoring and regulation of the industry to ensure migration advertisements/commercials are not deceptive.

thThe 20 Annual International Conference of the African Council for Communication Education addressed the theme: Communication, Migration and Inclusiveness. The Conference was wel l at tended with over 400 participants from Nigeria, Sierra Leone, South Africa, United Kingdom and the United States of America.

The Plenary was addressed by the Vice Chancellor of Pan-Atlantic University, Professor Juan Elegido; the Lead Speaker and professor of political journalism, University of Sussex, Prof. Ivor Gaber; a leading communication scholar from the United States and Sierra Leone, Professor Cecil Blake; the first female professor of mass communication in Nigeria, Professor Chinyere Stella Okunna; two founding fathers of ACCE in Nigeria, Professors Des Wilson and Ike Ndolo; the I m m e d i a t e P a s t N a t i o n a l

Coordinator/President of ACCE, Professor Danjuma Gambo; the Dean, School of Media and Communication, Pan-Atlantic

thUniversity and Chair, LOC 20 AIC/AGM, Dr. Ikechukwu Obiaya; as well as the National President of ACCE, Nigeria Chapter and Short-Term Visiting Scholar of the University of Bedfordshire and Lecturer, University of Uyo, Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu.

At the end of the Conference, the Council commended the School of Media and Communication and the entire Pan-Atlantic University for successfully hosting

ththe 20 Annual International Conference and AGM of the Council.

The Communiqué was jointly signed by the ACCE National President, Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu and the Chair of the Communiqué Drafting Committee, Dr. Uwem Udo Akpan, on behalf of Conference.

The A f r i c an Counc i l f o r Communication Education (ACCE, Nigeria Chapter), is the biggest association and forum for media professionals, educators in journalism and cultural studies, and associated disciplines in Africa, with branches in many countries on the African Continent and headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya. The Nigerian Chapter has continued to sustain the ideals that set up the body in the early 70s.

A Cross Section of ACCE Members at the 20th AIC/AGM

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The 20 AGM of the African Council for Communication Education, ACCE Nigeria Chapter, has ratified the

thmotion moved at the 19 AGM by a Founding Father of the Council, Professor Des Wilson, which was suppor ted and subsequent ly approved by the National Executive Council, that the official designations of ACCE National Officers be changed.

The change was necessitated by the misconception of certain international and national co rpo ra t e bod ie s and individuals who consider the previous designations as lower officials of the Council. Hence fo r th , t he ACCE National Executive Council shall be addressed thus:

1. National Coordinator is now National President (NP)

2. Deputy National Coordinator is now Deputy National President (DNP)

3. National Coordinating Secretary is now National

th Secretary (NS)4. Deputy National Coordinating

Secretary is now Deputy National Secretary (DNS)

5. National Treasurer remains National Treasurer (NT)

6. Public Relations Executive is now Director, Public Affairs (DPA)

7. Ex-Officio Member remains Ex-Officio Member (EOM)

thThe 20 AGM also ratified EXCO recommendation on the award of Fellowship of the Council as well as a new Membership classification to active Members effective October 2018 thus:

Category 1: VETERAN of t h e A f r i c a n Co u n c i l f o r Communica t ion Educat ion (VACCE): This category comprises members who retired from Categories 2 to 4 but remain active and enthusiastic about ACCE activities. All ACCE Veterans will be recognized in every ACCE official gatherings and given special front row seat. As an incentive to members who will make it to this

category, Annual Dues and Conference Fees will be FREE. ACCE Veteran will receive a plaque on investiture and listed in the AGM Brochure/Programme of the year of investiture. The Council will also publish a Festschrift in the area of the VACCE as an honour while he or she is still alive. To qualify for this Category, the candidate must have been financially up-to-date for minimum three years leading to investiture. The effective date of implementation of this new Membership Classification is October 2018. The Veteran is also free to add VACCE after his/her names.

Category 2: FELLOW of the African Council for Communication Education (FACCE): This category comprises active members who have attained the full professorial chair in communication related disciplines or become a Chief Lecturer with a PhD in a Polytechnic or other higher institutions of learning with such related designations. All ACCE former National Coordinators and Presidents will also be inducted as Fellows on assumption of Office. ACCE Fellows will be recognized in every ACCE official gatherings and given special front row seat.

thACCE 20 AGM approves new EXCO official designations, Membership classification and

other innovations within the Council

ACCE EXCO Members at the 20th AGM held at the Lagos Business School, Pan-Atlantic University, Lekki, Lagos


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Annual Dues for the Category is N20,000 only. ACCE Fellow will receive a plaque on investiture and l i s t e d i n t h e A G M Brochure/Programme of the year of investiture. To qualify for this Category, the candidate must be financially up-to-date for minimum three years leading to investiture. The Fellow is also free to add FACCE after his/her names.

Category 3: SCHOLAR of the African Council for Communication Education (SACCE): This category will comprise active members who are a c a d e m i c s / s c h o l a r s o f communication related disciplines in the various institutions of higher learning in Nigeria and in the Diaspora. Annual Dues for the Category is N10,000 only. ACCE Scholar will receive a Certificate on investiture and listed in the AGM Brochure/Programme of the year of

investiture. To qualify for this Category, the candidate must be financially up-to-date for minimum three years leading to investiture. The Scholar is also free to add SACCE after his/her names.

C a t e g o r y 4 : PROFESSIONAL of the African Council for Communication Education (PACCE): This category will comprise active members who are practicing media professionals within Nigeria and in the Diaspora. Annual Dues for the Category is N10,000 only. ACCE Professional will receive a Certificate on investiture and listed in the AGM Brochure/Programme of the year of investiture. To qualify for this Category, the candidate must be financially up-to-date for minimum three years leading to investiture. The Professional is also free to add PACCE after his/her names.

Category 5: ASSOCIATE MEMBER of the African Council for Communication Education

(MACCE): undergraduate, postgraduate/students of mass communication, and other related disciplines who duly register and participate actively in ACCE activities. Postgraduate students who are academic staff of their respective institutions will be regarded as ACCE Scholars and not Associates. Annual Dues for this Category is N5,000 only but no Voting Rights. ACCE Associate Members will receive a Certificate on induction and listed in the AGM Brochure/Programme of the year of investiture. To qualify for this Category, the candidate must be financially up-to-date for minimum a year leading to investiture. The Associate Member is also free to add MACCE after his/her names.

Category 6: ACCE HONORARY FELLOW: This will be awarded to non-members of the ACCE who distinguish themselves in communication related disciplines or other related fields of endeavour. Such Awardees are expected to support ACCE activities financially and materially.

This category will comprise

ACCE introduces professional interest groups, scholar-to-scholar presentations in

its Annual International Conferences

ACCE National President, Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu, delivering the 20th AIC Presidential Address

Communication Education, TACCE Nigeria Chapter, has introduced 14 professional interest groups and Scholar-to-Scholar type presen ta t ions in i t s Annual International Conferences. This was

he Af r ican Counc i l fo r announced by the National President, thNnamdi Ekeanyanwu, at the 20 Annual

General Meeting.In his address, the National

President encouraged members to be open to the innovations as he observed that professional interest groups and

scholar-to-scholar presentations are hallmarks of international conferences within the communication discipline worldwide. According to him, these professional groups or Divisions will organise their groups and domesticate ACCE conferences, themes, and workshops within their groups. The Syndicate Groups will be organised along these new Divisions. Abstract and Paper submissions to all ACCE Conferences will henceforth be submitted to the Divisions for acceptance and scheduling at the Conference.

The National President also announced that the Professional Interest

stGroups will take effect from the 21 Annual International Conference (AIC) and AGM while the Scholar-to-Scholar presentations

ndwill take effect from the 22 AIC. The National President stated one of the major reasons for creating the Divisions is to encourage expertise and specialisation within the Council activities. It will also help academics to begin to identify their career paths, follow such through and have opportunity at ACCE Conferences to interact


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Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu, has Tannounced the approval of the National Executive Council (EXCO) to appoint a Fund Raising Director for the Council in the coming year.

Making the announcement that the 20 Annual General Meeting

of the Council held at the beautiful campus of the Lagos Business School, Pan-Atlantic University, Lekki, Lagos, Ekeanyanwu stated that this has become necessary to shore up the revenue base of the Council in order to deliver its mandate. He stated that the Fund Raising Director will help the Council to professionally increase its revenue capacity without increasing members Annual Dues and Conference Fees.

he National President of ACCE, The Fund Raising Director will not necessary be an ACCE member but must be someone that has rich contact with both local and international donor agencies. The Fund Raising Director must also have a good reputation around so as not to misrepresent ACCE or con her. The Director will be paid on commission basis. The Director will earn 25percent of whatever s/he brings without picking his/her running costs. In essence, if the Director brings in one million naira, s/he takes N250,000k as commission. ACCE will not be r e s p o n s i b l e f o r h i s / h e r administrative/running costs. ACCE will only provide him a Letter of Introduction and another Letter of Attorney to act on behalf the Association.

and engage like-minded academics in syndicate presentations.The approved Professional Interest

Groups or Divisions are:1. Journalism and Media Studies

Division with approved acronym JMSD

2. Public Relations Division with approved acronym PRD

3. Advertising and Marketing Communication Division with approved acronym AMCD

4. Film and Multimedia Studies Division with approved acronym FMSD

5. Development Communication Studies Division with approved acronym DCSD

6. Information and Communication Technology Division with approved acronym ICTD

7. International Communication Division with approved acronym ICD

8. Business and Organisational Communication Division with approved acronym BOCD

9. Broadcasting Studies Division with approved acronym BSD

10. S c i e n c e , H e a l t h a n d Environment Division with approved acronym SHED

11. Political Communication Division with approved acronym PCD

12. Communication and Society Division with approved acronym CSD

13. Theory and Methodology Division with approved acronym TMD

14. Indigenous Communication Division with approved acronym IDCD

The National Executive of the Council will appoint a 5-member Executive Committee to coordinate the affairs of the Professional Divisions of the Council for the first two years after which members will meet to elect its officials.

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ACCE to appoint a Fund Raising Director

ACCE National Treasurer, Dr. Christopher Ochonogor and the National President, Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu


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image to raise personal funds. If caught, such will be reported to the Police and appropriate professional disciplinary action taken against such person(s). The National President, however, remains optimistic that ACCE is made up of the best minds and brains this clime can boast of and therefore dismisses any fears of unscrupulous elements taking advantage to defraud the Council.

ACCE encourages Members to source for funds and make 25%

profit from their efforts

The Council has approved 25percent of whatever amount any member attracts

or brings to the Council as compensation.

Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu, has Tcalled on members to help shore up the revenue base of the Council by undertaking personal fund drives on behalf of the Association.

The National President stated that the time is now right for all to get involved so as to help the Council fulfil its obligations to members. The National President stated that the alternative to this is to increase Annual Dues, Conference Fees and Publications Fees, which will have untold consequences on members already stressed finances available for attending conferences and possibly affect negatively con fe rence a t tendance and participation. For this reason, the National President has promised not to encourage any increase that will nega t i ve ly a f fec t members ' participation at the Council's Annual

he National President of ACCE, Conferences and AGM.He, however, cautioned that

the Council's finances are not in good shape to drive the goals and aspirations the current administration wish to accomplish. He therefore prayed members to engage in personal fund drive but with due authorisation from the ACCE Secretariat/Office of the National President. The Council has approved 25percent of whatever amount any member attracts or brings to the Council as compensation. The 25percent is adequate incentive to encourage members to undertake the drive.

The Nat iona l Pres iden t subsequently warned members to desist f rom any at tempt to defraud unsuspecting members of the public or the Council via this opening. He has promised strict monitoring from his Office to ensure no member or an individual or group takes undue advantage to use the Council's good

thL-R: Profs Des Wilson, Danjuma Gambo, Nosa Owens-Ibie, and Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu all feeling elated at the just concluded 20 AIC/AGM

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ACCE launches journal website, maiden non-conference edition of TNJC

CCE has officially launched its journal Awebsite and therefore

commenced the Online Edition of The Nigerian Journal of Communication (TNJC). The w e b a d d r e s s i s

. This web address is different from the ACCE Official website for sundry activities.

With the launch of the website, ACCE has also commenced a Free and Open Access publication platform for the Online Edition of TNJC to increase the visibility and citation of the published papers and their authors globally. The Editorial Team has also uploaded the back copies of the journal from 2013 to date. The current issue will go online by December 2018.

A n n o u n c i n g t h e thimprovements at the 20 AIC/AGM

at the Lagos Business School, the Nat ional President, Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu, has promised on

www.tnjc.ng.org

behalf of the EXCO to pursue continuous improvement of the editorial processes of the ACCE Journal and enhance its quality and acceptability internationally by ensuring the Journal is indexed internationally. He observed that the international indexing is a bit slow but that efforts are on to ensure globally accepted indexing before the life of his administration is over.

The National President also announced the launch of a Non-Conference Edition of the ACCE Journal to serve as Issue Two of the Year (Volume). Issue One of the same Year or Volume is now the Conference Edition which will be a SPECIAL ISSUE focused on the Conference Theme of the previous year.

On a related development, the National Secretary of the Council, who doubles as the Editorial Board Secretary, Prof. Ezekiel Asemah, announced the Call for Papers for Volume 16, Numbers 1 & 2, 2019

thIssues of the TNJC at the 20 AGM. He also gave submission lifelines and called for more senior persons who are computer literate as Reviewers. For the resubmission of papers

thpresented at the 20 AIC/AGM, the

timelines are:?Deadline for Resubmission or Reworked

th20 Conference Papers: Monday, January 21, 2019

?Blind Peer Review: January 22 to February 22, 2019

?Result, Decision and Feedback on Papers: March 5, 2019

?Resubmission of Reworked Accepted Papers: March 31, 2019

?Release of Vol. 16, No.1, June 2019 of the TNJC and a Thematic Book on Communication, Migration and

stInclusiveness will be at the 21 International Conference and AGM slated for October 2019 in Abuja.

For the submission timelines for the Non-Conference Edition of the Journal,?Deadline for Submission of Non-

Conference Papers: Sunday, February 24, 2019

?Blind Peer Review: February 25 to March 18, 2019

?Result, Decision and Feedback on Papers: March 21, 2019

?Deadline for Resubmission of Reworked Accepted Papers: April 10, 2019

?Release of Vol. 16, No.2, November st2019 Issue of the TNJC will be at the 21

International Conference and AGM slated for October 2019 in Abuja.

The Immediate Past National Coordinator of ACCE, Prof. Danjuma Gambo, supported by Prof. Owens-Ibiethpresenting The Nigerian Journal of Communication (TNJC) to the 20 AIC Chairperson, Prof. Chinyere S. Okunna

National Secretary of ACCE, Prof. Ezekiel Asemah, making his presentation at AIC/AGM


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Communication Education, TACCE Nigeria Chapter, is r e v i ew i ng i t s B ye - L aws t o accommodate recent developments in the Council. The National President, Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu, announced the constitution of the Bye-Law Review Committee headed by a founding father of the

he Afr ican Counci l for

A s s o c i a t i o n a n d f o r e m o s t communication scholar in Nigeria, Professor Des Wilson.

The Committee is expected to review the existing Bye-Law, call for entries by members as well as accommodate recent developments and i n n o v a t i o n s b y t h e c u r r e n t

thadministration as approved by the 20 AGM. The Committee is expected to

submit a Draft Bye-Law to the National EXCO ston or before the 21 Annual International

Conference/AGM holding in Abuja in October 2019.

Other members of the Bye-Law Review Committee include Dr. Abdullahi Bashir - Vice Chairman, Dr. Herbert Batta – Secretary, Dr. Aniefiok Udoudo – Member, and Prof. Uzoma C. Okugo – Member.

ACCE sets up Committee to review its Bye-Laws

thProfs Danjuma Gambo and Des Wilson feeling very happy at the 20 AIC/AGM


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Annual International Conference and AGM in Pictures20

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VC, Pan-Atlantic University, Prof. Elegido, Prof. Stella Okunna, Prof Ivor Gaber from the Univ of Sussex and Prof. Cecil Blake from

the US during the 20th AIC/AGM

The Uyo School of Communication at the 20th AIC Prof Stella Okunna and son at the 20th AIC/AGM

The 20th AIC Lead Speaker, Prof. Ivor Gaber and ACCE National President, Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu

UNICAL Delegation at the 20th AIC/AGM

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Prof. Ivor Gaber of the Univ of Sussex delivering the 20th AIC Lead Paper Female academics from the South East led by the First FemaleProfessor of Mass Communication, Prof Stella Okunna

Prof Cecil Blake takes a pose with ABU Delegates at the 20th AIC

ACCE and ASCPN remain united in the discipline

ACCE President, Profs Okunna and Cecil Blake @ the 20th AIC

Profs Ivor Gaber and Cecil Blake sharing a space @ the 20th AIC/AGM


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The National Secretary, Prof Ezekiel Asemah with a participant at the 20th AIC/AGM.

ACCE evening out at Lekki Beach

Prof Ike Ndolo honoured at ACCE 2018 Prof. Okon duly recognised at ACCE 2018

Prof EMV Mojaye recognised at ACCE 2018

Participants having their Tea Break


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Prof Victor Ayedum-Aluma making his remarks at the Conference.

SYNDICATE GROUPS IN SESSION

Assoc. Prof. Emmanuel Ufuophu-Biri led Syndicate 19

Prof Des Wilson in Session at Syndicate 9

Syndicate Four in Session


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Syndicate Six in Session

Syndicate 14 in Session

Syndicate 21 in Session


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ccacca eest2019 21 AIC/AGM Focusin

its glory days as it sets to co-s tAhos t t he 21 Annua l

International Conference (AIC) and AGM wi th the Ins t i t u te o f International Journalism, Ohio University USA in Abuja come October 2019.

The National President, Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu, stated this at

ththe 20 AGM while briefing members on the Council plans for 2019. Accordingly, AGM has approved the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja as venue to accommodate the interests of the Co-host from the United States.

Highlights of the proposed co-hosting arrangement is guarantee of improved funding; issuance of a

CCE is gradually returning to

Travel Grant to members whose full papers are accepted for presentation to cover hotel accommodation, feeding and local transportation within Abuja; publication of top papers of the conference in a Special Issue of a Sage published journal edited by Prof. Yusuf Kalyango of Ohio University; collaboration engagement with participants from the US, presentation of papers along the newly created P r o f e s s i o n a l I n t e r e s t Groups/Divisions; and the use of a Five-Star Hotel in Abuja as conference venue.

The Theme and Sub-themes will be announced in due course after consultation with the US partners.ACCE is also happy to notethat

the School of Communication, Bayero University, Kano, which earlier bided to host the 2019

ndEdition, has accepted to host the 22 AIC/AGM in 2020. Bayero University is also promising to deliver a full successful conference with full support of its University Management. ACCE is sure returning to its glory days.

L-R: Dean, School of Media & Communication, Pan-Atlantic University, Dr. Ikechukwu Obiaya;

th20 AIC Lead Speaker, Prof. Ivor Gaber of the University of Sussex, UK; Chair Opening Ceremony

thof the 20 AIC, Prof. Stella Chinyere Okunna and the National President of ACCE, Nnamdi E

thkeanyanwu at the 20 AIC/AGM

Sets to partner with Ohio University USA as co-host

FCT Abuja agreed as venue

Bayero University Kano accepts to host 22 AIC/AGM in 2020nd

ACCE Newsletter is published by the Directorate of Public Affairs, ACCE Nigeria Chapter. Take-Off Secretariat, Dept of Comm Arts, University of Uyo. Email: [email protected]. All correspondence to the Director of Public Affairs, Rahila Jibrin or +2348065535961.

he National President of ACCE, Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu, has announced the Director of T

Public Affairs of ACCE, Rahila Jibrin as the pioneer Editor of the ACCE

Newsletter. The appointment takes immediate effect.

The New Editor is expected to coordinate the collation of news materials using the ACCE Secretariat to produce ACCE Newsletter on a quarterly basis.

The New Editor is a lecturer in t h e D e p a r t m e n t o f M a s s Communica t ion, Univers i ty o f Maiduguri and doubles as the ACCE Director of Public Affairs. She will be expected to call for news entries from members on recent promotions, attainment of PhDs, award of grants, fellowships, Call for Papers, birthdays as well as other social news of interest to members. She will also coordinate, with support from the National Secretariat, the Social Media platforms of the Council.

Editor of ACCE Newsletter, Rahila Jibrin

ACCE appoints Rahila Jibrin Editor of the NewsletterEDITORIAL TEAMEditor-in-Chief:National President (Nnamdi Ekeanyanwu)

Editor: Director of Public Affairs (Rahila Jibrin)

Board Members: Deputy National President (Dr. Abdullahi Bashir)

National Secretary (Prof. Ezekiel Asemah)

Deputy National Secretary (Dr. Herbert Batta)

National Treasurer (Dr. Christopher Ochonogor)

EX-Officio Member (Prof. Danjuma Gambo)

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