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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 86088, member: 27"] Media training around privacy rules just got louder as regulators pulled journalists closer to the data protection project. Media capacity push during privacy week [LIST] [*]Nigeria Data Protection Commission ran a media workshop in Lagos. [*]Framed as part of National Privacy Week activity. [*]Pulled journalists into the data protection conversation. [*]Aimed at tighter and cleaner reporting standards. [/LIST] What journalists were trained on [LIST] [*]Sessions broke down personal data handling basics. [*]Explained legal grounds for processing information. [*]Covered rules around cross-border data movement. [*]Focused on accuracy over hype. [/LIST] Leadership message to the press [LIST] [*]Vincent Olatunji praised media backing. [*]Spoke during the event through a virtual appearance. [*]Credited journalists for public awareness growth. [*]Asked for continued alignment with the mandate. [/LIST] Claims of ecosystem growth [LIST] [*]NDPC leadership pointed to job creation figures. [*]Roughly 23,000 roles are linked to the privacy sector. [*]Valued the ecosystem at about ₦16.2 billion. [*]Positioned privacy as an economic driver. [/LIST] Recognition and institutional credibility [LIST] [*]The commission cited an international award win. [*]Picked as the top data protection authority. [*]Used recognition to reinforce legitimacy. [*]Framed success as shared with the media. [/LIST] Why the outreach matters [LIST] [*]NDPC sees journalists as key stakeholders. [*]Collaboration is viewed as essential for digital governance. [*]Public trust depends on clear information flow. [*]Privacy awareness is framed as a national concern. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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