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(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - A front civil society organization, Media Rights Agenda (MRA) has accused the Nigeria Police of being used by powerful interests in the country to harass the media. MRA made the indictment while condemning the raid on the head office of the Peoples Gazette newspaper by agents of the Nigeria Police and the

There seems to be a growing momentum against the 2023 presidential election being a two-horse race. WALE AKINSELURE, examines the feasibility of a ‘Third

MRA described the draft Code of Practice developed by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) as a clumsy attempt to usurp the powers, functions and authority of the National Assembly.

Sixty-one years after independence, stakeholders have said the media industry has lived up to expectation by holding public office holders accountable.

MRA Condemns Assault on Photojournalists, Calls on NSCDC to Sanction Officers Responsible, Compensate the Journalists By Media Rights Agenda Listen to article LAGOS, Saturday, January 9, 2021:Media Rights Agenda (MRA) today condemned a January 6, 2021 attack on three photojournalists by officers of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and Department of State Service (DSS) and called on the Federal Government to launch an independent investigation into the matter and ensure tha...

Group wants NSCDC, SSS operatives who assaulted journalists sanctioned The SSS, NSCDC react to the allegations. 2 min read A group, Media Rights Agenda (MRA), on Saturday called on the heads of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and State Security Service (SSS) to independently investigate the last Wednesday’s assault of three photojournalists in Abuja and sanction their operatives. While the NSCDC confirmed the assault, the SSS denies the involvement of its ...