NUJ demands prosecution of journalists’ attackers
The Nigeria Union of Journalists has called on the Federal Government, security agencies and other relevant institutions to investigate and prosecute perpetrators of attacks, harassment and unlawful detention of journalists in the country.
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Punch Newspapers: The Nigeria Union of Journalists has called on the Federal Government, security agencies and other relevant institutions to investigate and
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The Nation Newspaper: The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Oyo State Council, has called for an end to all forms of impunity against journalists, urging govern
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Punch Newspapers: The Nigeria Union of Journalists has called on the Federal Government, security agencies and other relevant institutions to investigate and
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