The Kano State Government has expressed its readiness to revive Triumph Publishing Company to ensure the resumption of daily publication, efficiency and sustainability.
The Commissioner for Information and Internal Affairs, Ibrahim Waiya made this known during a familiarization visit to the company as part of his tour of agencies under the Ministry.
Waiya emphasized the need for modern equipment to enhance the company’s operations, stating that Triumph Publishing must function as a standard newspaper organization with daily production.
Recognizing the dedication and professionalism of the staff, the Commissioner assured them of improved welfare and the recruitment of additional personnel to address staffing shortages and ensure effective service delivery.
As part of the revitalization efforts, the Commissioner announced that a nine-member committee will soon be established to develop comprehensive solutions for the company’s challenges.
The committee he said, will comprise representatives from the Ministry, Triumph Publishing Company, and external media experts.
Waiya stressed the importance of digitalization, urging the company to establish an online daily publication to compete with prominent media organizations nationwide.
He also emphasized the need for expanding content beyond Kano State to attract advertisements from across the country.
Earlier, the Managing Director of Triumph Publishing Company, Muhammed Hamisu Abdullahi, highlighted key challenges facing the company, including obsolete printing equipment, staff shortages, and roof damage caused by strong winds.
He urged the state government to employ the casual workers in the company.
The Managing Director commended the Commissioner for his ongoing support and congratulated him on his appointment.
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