Leadership.Ng Onuoha Urges Media to Combat AI-Driven Election Disinformation
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- •Onuoha advocates for AI policies in media to combat election disinformation.
- •Specialized training for political reporters is essential for accurate coverage.
- •Collaboration with fact-checking bodies is crucial to address misinformation.
Archbishop Sunday Onuoha has called for media organizations to implement AI policies and establish election verification desks to combat disinformation ahead of Nigeria's 2027 general elections. Speaking at the launch of 'Digital Shift in Nigeria’s Newspaper Industry', he emphasized the need for specialized training for political reporters and collaboration with fact-checking bodies. Onuoha highlighted the importance of separating advertising from editorial content and ensuring that political information is clearly labeled. He also recommended the establishment of misinformation hotlines and partnerships with universities to enhance election monitoring. The archbishop urged journalists to focus on substantive issues rather than personalities during election coverage. The event took place in Abuja, with remarks from Dr. Sunday Isuwa, who noted the challenges posed by misinformation and declining public trust in journalism.
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