Mr Ndace noted that the relationship between the two countries dated back several years.
Mr Idris said this at the September Lunchtime Seminar, organised by the Bureau of Public Service Reforms in Abuja on Wednesday.
The director-general of Voice of Nigeria, Jibrin Ndace, has called for the reactivation of the partnership with the agency and the Sudan Broadcasting Corporation.
Mr Neliaku noted that Nigeria was going through challenges and everyone is crying for a new country.
Mr Ndace made the demand when NGE members paid him a courtesy visit on Wednesday in Abuja.
The Director-General of the Voice of Nigeria, Jibrin Ndace, said the indelible legacies of Indonesia’s ambassador to Nigeria and ECOWAS, Ursa Harahap, in grass-roots engagement, media diplomacy, and
Mr Ndace stated that the late Salami’s remarkable contributions to broadcast journalism and her pivotal role in advancing digital media at VON were extraordinary.
Mr Ndace stated that he was willing to offer VON’s platform to SADC countries willing to work with it to consistently tell positive stories about Africa.
The presidential aide said the federal government was focusing on job creation in partnership with the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment.
“The essence is that PR is not just a profession for civil servants.”
