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Why journalism is dying in Nigeria!, By Olayinka Oyegbile

Today, every unemployed or unemployable journalist wants to carry a ‘dignified’ title of being a publisher, hence the rash of poorly edited and managed online publications in the cyberspace. It has become a case of ‘read one and you’ve read all’; no variety, no nuance, ...

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Today, every unemployed or unemployable journalist wants to carry a ‘dignified’ title of being a publisher, hence the rash of poorly edited and managed online publications in the cyberspace. It has become a case of ‘read one and you’ve read all’; no variety, no nuance, ...
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Why journalism is dying in Nigeria!, By Olayinka Oyegbile
🎙 The Panel — What Does This Mean?
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The court's directive to the NDLEA emphasizes the severity of Nigeria's methamphetamine issue, as the facility...
Many Nigerians are supportive of the court's decision, viewing it as a necessary action to tackle drug abuse a...
While the court's order is a positive move, it raises questions about the NDLEA's capacity and willingness to ...
To effectively combat methamphetamine production, the government should invest in community education and reha...