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Nigeria Newspapers campaign against Media Bills by publishing “Information Blackout”

Nigerian newspapers on Monday, July 12 2021, ran an advertorial against bills attempting to regulate the media industry being considered at the National ...

By Uchechi OjoJuly 12, 20210

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Nigeria Newspapers campaign against Media Bills by publishing “Information Blackout”

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