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Trump Administration Issues Subpoenas to New York Times Reporters Over Air Force One Reporting
New York Times journalists have been subpoenaed by the federal government following reports that questioned the security of President Trump's new Qatari-gifted Air Force One plane.
Fabrizio Romano clarifies the origins of his famous ‘Here we go’ catchphrase
Fabrizio Romano explains that his signature 'Here we go' catchphrase originated from an accidental comment during a long transfer saga rather than a calculated branding plan.
Benjamin Kalu Calls for Objective Journalism and National Development Support
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu has challenged Nigerian journalists to balance reports on national challenges with progress to help strengthen democracy and public trust.
Sowore Disputes DSS Claims, Alleges Zainab Sodiq’s Arrest Stems from Bail Obstruction
Omoyele Sowore claims the DSS arrested journalist Zainab Sodiq to obstruct his bail proceedings, challenging the agency's assertion that the detention was related to an unauthorized drone.
President Tinubu and Governor Lawal Attend State House Press Corps Inaugural Dinner
Governor Dauda Lawal joined President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the inaugural State House Press Corps dinner in Abuja, where the president was named Grand Patron of the corps.
Two Romanian Men Imprisoned for Stabbing Journalist Linked to Iranian Regime
Two Romanian men have been jailed for stabbing Iranian journalist Pouria Zeraati in London, an attack described by the court as being carried out on behalf of the Iranian regime.
Tinubu Urges Media to Reject Terrorist Narratives
President Bola Tinubu has cautioned the media against sensationalism, urging journalists to avoid amplifying the messages of terrorists and to prioritize national security over divisive reporting.
President Tinubu Urges Media to Prioritize Truth Over Misinformation
President Bola Tinubu has called on Nigerian media professionals to uphold integrity and avoid spreading misinformation, emphasizing that press freedom is inseparable from the responsibility to report accurate facts.
Akwa Ibom Governor Eno Authorizes Hazard Pay for State-Employed Reporters
Governor Umo Eno has directed the implementation of hazard allowances for state-employed journalists in Akwa Ibom following a request from the local NUJ council.
NAJUC Leadership Urges Judiciary Journalists to Prioritize Precision Ahead of 2027 Polls
NAJUC Chairman Olakunle Olubunmi Olasanmi has urged journalists covering the judiciary to uphold factual reporting to combat fake news as the 2027 elections approach.