Director General of the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies, NILDS, Professor Abubakar Olanrewaju Sulaiman, has charged his newly appointed Media Adviser, Prince Mohammad Abdulkadir to emplace robust media relations towards uplifting the Institute.
Receiving the Media Adviser in his office after assumed duty on Wednesday in Abuja, the Director General expressed optimism that the coming onboard of the highly cerebral journalist would raise the bar of journalism within his area of responsibility.
Sulaiman tasked the veteran media practitioner to give the job its best shot in networking correspondingly with correspondents across all media houses for seamless job delivery in publicizing the NILDS activities.
Responding, the obviously enthusiastic image maker, Mohammad Abdulkadri assured his principal of total loyalty and unwavering commitment in diligently and aggressively carrying out the terms of references contained in his letter of appointment.
He assured the DG of deepening strategic corporate communication and proactive information dissemination capable of changing the narratives about NILDS within the national and international media spaces.
Abdulkadir, who had reported on his duty post assured on expanding the frontier of professionalism within the system and to consolidate on the already established symbiotic working relationship with local and foreign colleagues in projecting the Stellar performance of the Director General towards taking NILDS to the next level.
Meanwhile, top management of the institute had accorded the new public relations practitioner topnotch receptions in their various offices where they shared on- the- job experiences towards safeguarding corporate interests through synergy
The new appointee was conducted round the offices by the Director General’s Principal Private Secretary, Misibau Olalere Moshood; Acting Director, Administration and Human Resources, Aminu Bello Duku, and Acting Director, Training and International Corporation Mrs Joke Akinsanmi where he exchanged ideas with the staff of the Information Unit on ethically acceptable norms in journalism practice.