Muhammad Sani Uba
Professor Umaru Pate, the Vice Chancellor of Federal University Kashere in Gombe State, is set to be the sole Nigerian participant at the 10th MCAP-BNU International Media Conference. The event, themed “Bridging Divides: Media Literacy for Informed and Connected Societies,” will take place from February 18 to 19, 2025, at Beaconhouse National University’s Tarogil Campus in Lahore, Pakistan.
A distinguished media scholar, Professor Pate has significantly contributed to media history and communication studies in Nigeria and beyond. His participation underscores Nigeria’s commitment to advancing media literacy and fostering global dialogue on the role of media in connecting societies.
The upcoming conference in Lahore aims to address challenges and opportunities in media literacy, focusing on bridging societal divides through informed communication.
Professor Pate’s involvement is anticipated to provide valuable insights, drawing from his extensive experience in media history.
As the only Nigerian delegate, Professor Pate’s participation highlights the country’s engagement in global conversations about media literacy and its role in fostering informed and connected societies.
As a well renowned academic and media expert, Pate will deliver a keynote address at the event, where he is expected to share insights on contemporary media challenges and the evolving landscape of communication. His address will contribute to the ongoing discourse on the media’s role in shaping societies, particularly in the digital age.