Ogun State Deputy Governor, Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyedele has described effective communication and positive feedback as factors that aid good governance, Just as she added that it was good that government engaged the people who elected them into power.
Engr. Salako-Oyedele who stated this in courtesy visit with the Editorial board of Penpushing News platform in her office, said the Dapo Abiodun led administration runs an open door policy by engaging the public to hear their views, pointing out that, no state government should distance itself from people who voted for them.
While assuring the citizens of the state that the present administration remained accessible, she said that it was essential for any government to get feedback from the masses so that it could correct whatever it is, that was wrong .
"Like you said, fake news is a global challenge that is not limited to us here and most reported speech about government or organisations were never as good and accurate as the speech in many news platform now.
It is also the fact that people are moving more away from print media but want quick news which make them to go online but the challenges is how to confirm the authencity of the news" she said.
Earlier in her address, the Chairman of Penpushing Media Editorial Board, Mrs. Funke Fadugba hinted that the news platform is a body of different professionals that cut across politics, traditional institutions, religious bodies and past Governors in the State.
She added that the medium came into existence in response to fight fake news, when it realised that the competence and relevance of the media was no longer reliable.
Mrs. Fadugba stated that the platform was also an avenue to propagate genuine information to members of the public, noting that the platform had been able to moderate issues that could have generated into further controversies, stressing that as a way of giving back to the society, the platform has used its feedback mechanism help the government and other stakeholders achieve their aims and objectives.
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