Pan-Atlantic University Announces Second Annual Media Roundtable

Pan-Atlantic University Announces Second Annual Media Roundtable

Pan-Atlantic University Announces Second Annual Media Roundtable: Beyond Critique: The Importance Of Constructive Media Engagement In Governance And Nation-Building.

Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) is proud to announce the second edition of its Media Roundtable, taking place on Thursday, September 12, 2024, at 11:00 AM on the Lekki Campus (Lagos Business School).

This year’s theme, Beyond Critique: The Importance of Constructive Media Engagement in Governance and Nation-Building, promises a stimulating discussion on the media’s crucial role in shaping a better society.

The roundtable will feature a distinguished panel of media experts and opinion leaders, including:

Magnus Onyibe
Fisayo Soyombo
Seun Okinbaloye
Ayo Mairo Ese
Sheriff Quadry
Maryann Duke-Okon
This event will explore the vital role media plays in holding leadership accountable, fostering informed discourse, and promoting positive change.

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Panelists will delve into the importance of constructive media engagement, moving beyond mere critique to propose solutions and contribute to nation-building.

Join the Conversation!

PAU invites media representatives, academics, and policymakers to participate in this insightful and timely discussion.

Register Now: http://bit.ly/mediaroundtable2024

Venue: Lekki Campus (Lagos Business School)

Contact: PAU Communications Office (comms@pau.edu.ng)

About Pan-Atlantic University

Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) is a leading private university in Nigeria, committed to academic excellence, leadership development, and social responsibility.

Through its various schools, PAU offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes that equip students with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary to thrive in a globalised world.

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