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The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) was established in 1963. The body attained the status of a Chartered Institute in June 1990 through Decree No. 16 (now an Act of the National Assembly, cited as CAP n114 laws of the Federation of Nigeria LFN2004) from which it derives the power and responsibility to register members, set parameters of knowledge to acquire to qualify to practise, regulate the practice and development of the PR Profession as well monitor professional conducts through an established Code of Ethics, amongst others. The law stipulates standard academic and professional qualifications required for admission into the Institute. As the sole regulator of Public Relations practice in Nigeria, the Institute is supervised by the Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation.
Dr. Ike Neliaku is a resourceful professional and marketplace entrepreneur, with a wealth of experience spanning over 30 years in development communication, information management, public administration, leadership and governance.
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There are three pathways to membership: Direct Induction, Masterclass, and Professional Examinations
The entry-level for all members upon successful induction is either Graduate or Associate Cadre. The Membership Services Committee determines the membership cadre based on your qualifications and experience.
To upgrade your membership level, you must complete at least three MCPDs, attach the certificates, fill out an upgrade form, and submit it to the Secretariat. Graduate can upgrade after 2 years; Associate after 5 years and Full Member after 10 years
Our Headquarters is in Abuja, and we have a Liaison Office in Lagos.
Every Journalist should be a member of NIPR from day one because it positions you as a person and creates opportunities for you as a professional.
I charge you to professionalise the institute and act within the provisions of the enabling laws to end quackery in the profession because the activities of quacks in all sectors affect the reputation of the country negatively
As a lawyer, CSO Leader & Media Personality, I have come to realise that the knowledge and practice of public relations have become essential in every aspect of business and personal relations.
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