Vision statement
Our vision is `` a Ministry that proactively manage information within the State and its various publics both nationally and globally``.
Navigating Governance
M.O.R.E Agenda
M.O.R.E Agenda is not just a slogan but a work plan to deliver more tangible and people oriented projects to Deltans.
Professional Departments
- Department of Public Communications;
- Department of Publication and Production Services;
3. New Media;
- Field Publicity; and
- Government printing press.
Mandatory Departments
- Department of Administration;
- Department of Planning, Research, and Statistics;
- Department of Finance and Accounts.
Parastatals
The Ministry also supervises the under-listed parastatals in the effective discharge of their responsibilities:
- Delta Broadcasting Services, Asaba;
- Delta Broadcasting Services, Warri; and
- Delta printing and publishing Company, Asaba.
Functions and Core
Mandate
The Ministry of Information is the image maker and official mouthpiece of the Government, is saddled with the responsibility of disseminating information on the policies of Government to the people. Essentially, the Ministry is officially charged to carry out the following functions of:
Information dissemination, delivery and management, Production and documentation of Government developmental strides, Management of Government image on the hypersphere, and the publication of Government's Laws, Security documents and Printing of Government documents, Publication and production services.
Vision statement
Our vision is ” a Ministry that proactively manage information within the State and its various publics both nationally and globally”.
Activities:
The core activity of the Ministry of Information amongst others is purely media management, information delivery, and gathering of intelligence inputs from the citizenry to influence public opinion on Government policies, programs, achievements and to ensure optimal fact-based projection of Government developmental strides;
To provide timely news and information to the public;
To improve the capacity of the public media in order to attain wider coverage;
To interpret Government policy to the public in order to solicit their support and participation on Government programs and activities; and
To co-ordinate the provision of Government information to the public in order to ensure consistency and portray a positive image of the Government.
To discharge these tasks, the Ministry functions with five (5) professional departments, three (3) mandatory departments and three (3) parastatals
