The Director General of the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution, Joseph Ochogwu, has described the Anti-Ethnic Stereotyping and Profiling Toolkits for Media and Security as strategic to rescuing Nigeria from threats to peace, stability, and progress.
Ochogwu stated this on Wednesday at the expert validation meeting on the Anti-Ethnic Stereotyping and Profiling Toolkits for Security and Media Reporting, held at the IPCR headquarters in Abuja.
Represented by Gerald Okafor, Director of Internal Conflict Prevention and Resolution, Ochogwu said, “Our gathering today for the validation of the Anti-Ethnic Stereotyping and Profiling Toolkits is not only necessary but also strategic in rescuing our dear nation from threats to peace, security, stability, and progress,” he said.
The IPCR DG, whose agency serves as the apex peace institution of the Federal Government, described the initiative as a significant stride in strengthening peace, security, and responsible communication in Nigeria.
He commended Beacon Security and
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