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NBC, the dragon and the media long walk to liberty - Vimarsana News

NBC, the dragon and the media long walk to liberty

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NBC, The Dragon And Media's Long Walk to Liberty - Vimarsana News

NBC, The Dragon And Media's Long Walk to Liberty

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'Media won't be silenced' - Channels TV presenter reacts to N5m fine - Vimarsana News

'Media won't be silenced' - Channels TV presenter reacts to N5m fine

Seun Okinbaloye, the Channels Television presenter whose programme was at the centre of the N5 million fine recently imposed on the television station by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), has spoken up about the fine.

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"We'll Not Let Our Voices Be Silenced" - Seun Okinbaloye On Channels TV N5 Million NBC Fine - Vimarsana News

"We'll Not Let Our Voices Be Silenced" - Seun Okinbaloye On Channels TV N5 Million NBC Fine

Channels Television presenter, Seun Okinbaloye, has reacted to the N5 million fine, recently slammed on the TV station, by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) saying, truth will continually be voiced out without being shunned. 

BREAKING: NBC slams N5m penalty on Channels TV for breaking broadcast code - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: NBC slams N5m penalty on Channels TV for breaking broadcast code

This, according to him, includes the section that said no broadcast shall encourage, or incite, be repugnant to public feelings or contain an offensive reference to any person or organisation, alive or dead or generally be disrespectful to human dignity.