Broadcasting and Telecommunications Principal Secretary, Stephen Isaboke, has urged government communication personnel to intensify efforts meant to publicise government policies, programmes and development projects to keep citizens well informed. Isaboke said Information Officers (IOs) and Public Communications Officers (PCOs) have a critical responsibility of projecting the government to the public by providing timely, accurate and…
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