When NIPR fails its own: Rethinking MNI and MNIPR at NIPSS, By Haroon Aremu
” Here, the narrative shifts from Shuaib’s disagreements with NIPSS to what he describes as the more painful experience of feeling abandoned by his own professional body, the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) under its current President, Dr Ike Neliaku.
Although public discourse surrounding the book has largely focused on the author’s legal and institutional dispute with the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), the memoir presents a far more layered narrative.
The NIPR has, over the decades, built an enviable reputation as Nigeria’s foremost professional body for strategic communication, stakeholder engagement, reputation management and relationship building.
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