ACSPN in Partnership with Climate Interactive, USA, and the Centre 4 Gender, Climate Education & Solutions
(C4GCES)
World Climatic Simulation and C-Roads Training for Media Practitioners and Environmental Journalists in the South-South Zone of Nigeria.
Voices
SEKO HOTEL, AIRPORT ROAD, WARRI, DELTA STATE.
August 17, 2017
“The training is very educative and it exposes me to information and facts about climate change.”
– Dr. Patrick Akpoghiran,, Lecturer – Department of Mass Communication, DELSU
“The training has offered me the opportunity of gaining deeper insight and knowledge about climate change.”
– Emma Arubi, Journalist/Online Journalist
“It is quite insightful and must continue if we must succeed in creating awareness about the dangers facing our environment.”
Mrs. Erere Joy Anho, Head, Department of Mass Communication, Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Ukwu
“Training has made the participants to know about the dangers of climate change in Nigeria. It has also exposed the participants to new dangers of climate change in the world in the future.” – Francis Sadhere – NUJ, Warri
“This training has helped to impact knowledge on climate change to me and the importance of good reporting. It has also helped in meeting more and new great people (Prof) and the organizers.” – Onyekachukwu Meluwa -Warri
“Very skillful and educative.” – Michael Enahoro, Executive Director, Excellent World Foundation.
“Very educative, it should be done regularly if possible.”
– Becky O. Ebojoh, AEM Public Relations – Delta Broadcasting Service, Warri
“It is insightful, educating and eye opening. I really commend the organizers of this Conference.”
– Albert Asheshe, Journalist – Delta Broadcasting Service
“Good but you have to continue to properly inform Nigerians on this topic.”
– Matthew Omonigho, Delta State Correspondent , NUJ, Warri
“Quite educative and expository. I hope programmes like this should come up early to adequately educate the citizen on the devastating effect of climate change.”
– Edeki Igafe – News Agency of Nigeria
“It gives an expository knowledge on what climate change is, what role individuals should contribute to the welfare of our climate, surroundings and on how to prevent disasters. Such training should be done on regularly bases.”
– Mrs. Victoria E. Jesutano, Self-Employed
“Truly very educating mostly about the knowledge and importance of climate change which I will say due to this training I now have more knowledge about.”
– Harry Awoso, Presenter/Newscaster/Journalist – DBS, Warri.
“Very, very useful as an eye opener and mobilization to join the crusade against global warming.”
Dr. Patrick Ijeh, Senior Lecturer – Delta State University, Abraka.
“The training programme is a very nice one, making some of us to know what climate change is all about. If the resources are available, the programme should be held regularly.”
– Sunny George Ariegwu , Senior Reporter/Sports Editor – Urhobo
“The training is good and very educative to me, and it creates more awareness. I also wish to get more training, so that I can have more knowledge of climate change and enable me to educate others to avoid more damage.”
– Enebeli Ikechukwu, Staff – M.L.A.
“The training is a timely one as the issue of climate change and the environment is on the front burner. It will enhance journalists (for) a vigorous campaign on how to protect our environment as knowledge is very important for the journalist to do his/her work effectively.”
– Paul Bebenimibo, Executive Assistant to the Governor of Delta State.
“It is great, more of this is required for improved sensitivity of the general public towards a sustainable environment of emission reduction.”
– Dr Harvey G.O. Igben, Lecturer – Delta State University
“The training was interesting; more technology needs to be put in place for better understanding.”
Chigozie Emmanuel – IT Personnel
“Very educative!”
– Dennis Out, Chief Press Secretary to Speaker, Delta State House of Assembly, Asaba
“Very insightful!”
– Lawrence Anho, Researcher , Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku
“Very timely!”
– Churchill Ovie Akure, Delta Broadcasting Service, Warri
“The programme is very educative and in my opinion on this programme is that we put in our best to make our country to be free from this climate change.”
– Mrs. Favour Osarumwese – Warri
“Very good.” – Ikwegbue Anthonia Asika, Staff , Delta State Polytechnic Ogwashi-Uku
“Impressive and educative.” – Mrs Ifeoma Nkemachor, Reporter, Delta Broadcasting Service, DBS Warri
“Educative!” – Christopher Odamah, Media Aide – National Reformer Newspaper, Asaba
“The programme is educative and interesting.” – Emmanuel Boyitie, Msc Student – Delta State University
“It is eye opening. I really enjoyed the teachings both on climate change and other presentation. I have learnt a lot and will apply them to my journalism job.”
– Celstine Ukah, Senior Correspondent – Fresh Angle Int’l Newspaper
“Educative, interactive and very revealing.” – Oghiagbetha Oghenekevwe, MSc Student, Delta State, University
“Very okay to encourage climate change campaign.”
– Chief Monday Whiskey, National Director Of Media And Publicity – Host Communities of Nigeria
“Very encouraging and it encourages climate change campaign.”
– Terry Ukavwe -Delta State Polytechnic
“Very good.” – Peterson Itiowe, Reporter – Delta Broadcasting Service, Warri
“The training is very beneficial and I look forward to continued engagement with your group as well as enrolling.”
– Ben Ovberedjo, AGM, News & Current Affairs Producer, Delta, Broadcasting Service, Warri
“Quite educating and informative towards managing our environment and informing the public and sustaining the future of our God given earth.” – Pastor Benedict O. Ogboru, – Theios Light Church
“Insightful, because there is always knowledge to be gained. As always in this part of the globe, the training approach is always too academic, this one not being an exception. Had expected more practical insight, but it’s all good.” – Egufe W. Yafugborhi, Journalist – Vanguard Newspapers
“Quite educating and a pragmatic approach in climate change.”
– Michael O. Aoyarho – Warri
