Serbians storm TV studio as pro-Vucic media faces reckoning
Serbians stormed a TV studio and confronted its editor-in-chief after a student-led protest movement swept into power during national elections. A regional public broadcaster also apologised for years of one-sided reporting, raising hopes for a new era in the country’s media.
UN experts have condemned police crackdowns, warning they deter demonstrators from exercising their rights.
The Delta State Commissioner for Special Duties, Dr Ifeanyi Osuoza, has urged the Nigerian media to commit to credible journalism and professionalism.
The conduct of the lawyers prompted the court to consider disciplinary and contempt proceedings against those involved
MLA seeks Chief Minister’s intervention, citing health risks from air pollution. Pollution control board unable to gather real-time AQI data as Vyttila, Kaloor stations remain non-functional
By Emma Una CALABAR — About 600 workers at Section 3B of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project in Cross River State have protested over alleged poor working conditions, salary cuts, intimidation and the demand for the reinstatement of the state liaison officer. The workers, carrying placards, accused the project management of unfair treatment and alleged that newly arrived Lebanese expatriates had refused to work with the Cross River State Liaison Officer, Mr Asuquo Ukpayang, and brought in a Community Liaison Officer they could control.
Protestors lock some warehouses and do not allow movement of sugar-laden trucks to leave the premises of factories in the district