Nigerian Government Urges Media to Resist External Manipulation for National Security
The Federal Government of Nigeria has urged the media to exercise restraint in reporting, cautioning against sensational headlines that could strengthen the agenda of terrorists. Minister Dele Alake emphasized the need for balanced reporting and highlighted ongoing security reforms.
The government warned against distortion of motives behind attacks and emphasized the importance of maintaining social stability through responsible journalism.
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