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    Nigerian Media Is To Blame For Country’s Bad Image In The World, Lai Mohammed, Gives Reasons –

    Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusSeptember 16, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Information reaching Ibom Focus that Lai Mohammed says Nigerian Media Is To Blame For Country’s Bad Image In The World

    The President Muhammadu Buhari-led government therefore accused media houses of portraying Nigeria in a bad light before the international community.

    The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed disclosed this on Thursday at a ceremony to rename the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) Headquarters building after the late Wada Maida, in Abuja.

    Nigerian Media Is To Blame

    Nigerian Media Is To Blame

    The minister accused the media of not being factual in their reports in Nigeria’s fight to curb insecurity.

    “Whatever image problem Nigeria is suffering from today is mostly due to the unflattering portrayal of the country by the country’s media.

    “Even when some media organisations report fake news, they never have the decency to retract such stories and apologise. They simply move on as if nothing has happened.

    “We are not saying the media should not report on the security challenges we face. All we are saying is: be fair and report accurately the efforts being made by the state and federal governments to tackle the challenges.

    “Even if you don’t want to encourage the men and women in uniform fighting to keep us safe, please don’t discourage them with negative reporting. The security challenges we face today will be successfully tackled and Nigeria will not cease to exist, despite the antics of naysayers,” he added.

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