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ADMIRALTY UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA PUBLIC WEBINAR


 You’re invited to join the Admiralty University of Nigeria for a special Public Webinar tagged: ‘Rising Above Fake News and Misinformation amidst Post COVID-19 Crisis.


Here’s what you can learn:

- The impact of fake news

- Hands-on practice on identification and evaluation of fake news 

- Your role in combating fake news 

- How to make great decisions with valid information


The Webinar will hold on Friday 4th, September, 2020 by 11:00am W.A.T.


Details of how to join the webinar will be circulated shortly after registration.

If you register today, we’ll be able to send you the webinar proceedings after the event. 

Click here to REGISTER:

 http://bit.ly/adunpublicwebinar 


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