Media

MRA, IPC fault FG’s Twitter ban, threaten to lodge complaints before AU, UN
Media Rights Agenda (MRA) and the International Press Centre (IPC), yesterday, joined other Nigerians to condemn Federal Government’s indefinite suspension of Twitter in Nigeria and threatened to lodge a formal complaint before the African Union (AU) and the United Nations (UN), if the government does not immediately rescind its decision.
8 Jun  
‘10 years after, FOI still a long way to achieving objectives’ 
1 Jun  
PR body inaugurates new council, appoints Bauchi governor as patron
1 Jun  
UNICEF, others task media on ethical reporting of gender-based violence
1 Jun  
The Nigerian Chronicle : Waiting to rise again from ashes of #EndSARS vandalisation
25 May  
When media tribe honoured departed colleagues in afternoon of tributes
25 May  
‘Why media should promote civility in national discourse’
23 May  
Expert lampoons NUJ for dishonouring Dele Giwa many years after death
18 May  
Media foundation opens entries for 2021 award
18 May  
OAAN, ICL collaborate on audience measurement
18 May  
Johnnie Walker leads strides towards greener future
12 May  
Coalition wants media support for citizen driven electoral amendment bill
11 May  
SERAP, others sue FG, NBC over arbitrary use of broadcasting code
4 May