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The Plateau tragedy and the perils of polarised media narratives, By Mukhtar Ya’u Madobi

Mukhtar Ya'u Madobi writes the Plateau tragedy and polarising media narratives.

…the media must always uphold the ethics of the journalism profession by ensuring balanced and objective reporting on all issues, particularly those involving sensitive ethno-religious and communal conflicts. Giving disproportionate publicity to one side, while underreporting the other, misleads the public and distorts the true picture of events. The recent wave of violent attacks in […]


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