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THE Nigeria Press Council has condemned certain media publications on the recent attacks and killings in some states in the South-East region.
The Executive Secretary of the Council, Mr. Francis Nwosu said the publications are “unprofessional, sensational and capable of escalating the attacks and igniting reprisal killings’’.
Speaking with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Abuja, Nwosu admonished media houses and practitioners to abide by the Code of Ethics for Nigerian Journalists.
He urged journalists to eschew reports that can infringe on the unity and corporate existence of Nigeria.
The Executive Secretary specifically deplored the front-page report in the Daily Trust Newspaper publication of April 5, stressing that the headline and the story are “sensational, inciting and unprofessional.
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