Daniel Ojukwu News Today

The Nigeria Police Force, on Thursday, denied allegations that it was out for witch-hunt against journalists, in a bid to suppress press freedom

The publisher, Precious Nwadike, was accused of publishing an allegedly defamatory story against Ikenna Ihezuo, the lawmaker representing Orlu State Constituency in the state.

The invitation of the PREMIUM TIMES reporter has been widely condemned as a ridiculous criminalisation of journalism.

The Nigerian Guild of Editors has condemned the rising incidents of journalists being abducted and arrested by security agencies.

The police have summoned a reporter with PREMIUM TIMES, Emmanuel Agbo, over a yet-to-be-published report that he is working on.

According to the report, Nigerian journalists are regularly monitored, attacked, and arbitrarily arrested.

The past couple of weeks have been abuzz with outrage at the circular from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to commercial banks in the country to begin to implement the 0.5 per cent cybersecurity levy on electronic transactions, itself based on the Cybercrime (prohibition, prevention, etc.) Amendment Act of…

Human rights violations have continued unabated under President Bola Tinubu.

Close to a dozen Nigerian journalists have been detained or sued for the same accusation in the past year.

Men of the Nigeria Police on Wednesday abducted the editor of an online Newspaper, Global Upfront, Madu Onuorah.