FG Reassures Media on Commitment To Press Freedom … Pleads on fair reportage
February 23, 2018
From left: Former Director General of the Nigerian Television Authority, Dr. Tonnie Iredia; the Executive Director, International Press Institute (IPI), Ms. Barbara Trionfi; Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed; Chairman IPI Nigeria, Mallam Kabiru
Yusuf and the Secretary IPI Nigeria, Mr. Raheem Adedoyin, during a courtesy visit to the Minister in Abuja on Thursday
The Federal Government of Nigeria has restated it’s commitment to the freedom of the press, saying the media has nothing to fear from President Buhari led Administration.
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