Re: The New Diplomat Newspaper’s Disclaimer Of A Non-Existent Interview

The attention of The New Diplomat Newspaper –Africa’s Global Voice, has been drawn to a non-existent interview by The New Diplomat’s South -South Bureau Chief, John Oghojafor. Our organization has been inundated, and indeed flooded with a deluge of inquiries about the non-existent, and fictional interview.

We wish to disassociate ourselves from such non-existent interview which was neither published in The New Diplomat nor has any attribution to our reputable organization. There is no such interview published in The New Diplomat. 

The Board and management of The New Diplomat states categorically that the newspaper is NEITHER aware of any interview NOR did it ever publish any such imaginary interview with Chief Joe Omene on current state of politics, the Niger Delta, the environment, Delta State, NDDC, and sundry issues, etc.

At The New Diplomat, we have a very strong, ethical, and most professional editorial team that ensures that published professional content  in your darling digital newspaper have been subjected to  rigorous editorial scrutiny in line with standard industry best practices.

This is to ensure that only the most professional, ethical, balanced, objective, comprehensive and resonating content that are consistent with our  core values and principles of excellence, integrity, and  professionalism,  your values as our readers, constitute the fulcrum of our editorial narratives.

While we commend all those who have shown commendable concern, and  love for The New Diplomat, we assure our esteemed readers that we would continue to uphold the values and  principles for which we are known and respected  at the national,  continental and global levels-We stand for ethical journalism, press freedom, accountable Republic, and gender-equity. We uphold profound ethical parity, balance, and integrity in our content.

That is why at The New Diplomat we are committed to fostering a robust community of responsible journalism, and using high quality polls, data, analysis, and surveys to engage the public with compelling narratives about political, business, socio-economic, environmental, and situational dynamics in Nigeria, Africa, and globally.

From our insightful reports of political issues to our riveting investigations and analyses of business, socio-economic, and cross-cutting sectors, The New Diplomat remains Africa’s leading voice in investigative reporting and ethical journalism. Once again, we enjoin our esteemed readers to remain focus, and committed to our engaging content on socio-political, economic, environmental and situational issues in Nigeria, Africa and globally.

By The Board and Management of The New Diplomat Newspaper… Africa’s Global Voice