Media Support Groups Mark 2024 World Press Freedom Day, Urge Governments to Protect Media...
LAGOS, Thursday, May 2, 2024: Four human rights and media support organizations have called on Federal and State Governments to take urgent measures to...
Getting Away With Murder
Published October 29, 2019
Somalia is the world’s worst country for the fifth year in a row when it comes to prosecuting murderers of journalists,...
Ezekwesili Dousing Buhari, Atiku Challenge With Bloc Gender Votes
The setting as it concerns next year’s presidential election is getting very complicated.
At least by now, nobody could lay a finger with certitude on...
19 Journalists Attacked In Nigeria Within Nine Months – Amnesty International
The Amnesty International has launched a report chronicling attacks on the press in Nigeria since 2015.
The report, launched in Abuja on Monday, said at...
Only Credible Elections Can Guarantee Democratic Growth —Stakeholders
STAKE-HOLDERS in Edo State have insisted that only free, fair and credible elections were the necessary ingredients that could guarantee vibrant and acceptable democratic...
At 58 Years, Mutual Distrust Defines Nigeria’s Media-State Relations
The media has always been part of Nigeria’s political sailing ship since colonial era by contributing to her development in spite of hostility towards...
British Foreign Office, Families Of Kidnapped British Citizens In Delta State Ask Media To...
The British Foreign Office has announced that it will no longer make any comment on the 13 British nationals abducted in Delta State on...
NCC, INEC Meet On Electronic Voting
The leadership of the Nigerian Communications Commission and the Independent Electoral Commission met in Abuja on Thursday to receive a document containing proposal on...
Nigeria Media Adjudged Freest In The World – Lai Mohammed
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed says the “Nigeria media is acknowledged as one of the freest in the world’’.
The Minister...
Amnesty Others Condemn Re-Arrest Of Bayelsa Journalist
Amnesty International (AI), Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) and Concerned Nigerians Group have condemned the re-arrest of Yenagoa, Bayelsa-based journalist, Abiri Jones, by suspected...