Nigerian newspapers have jointly published the same front page as part of a campaign by the country's media industry to oppose two media bills that they see as undermining press freedom in the country. Alongside the words "information blackout" is an image of what appears to be a child with jail bars replacing the mouth. The Nigerian Press Council (NPC), and National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) bills list fines of up to 5m naira ($12,100; £8,700) for journalists and media houses who do not “ensure truthful, genuine and quality services”. If the bills become law, those convicted could be jailed for up to three years.