CJID and CPJ urge Tinubu to address Shettima's denial of journalist harassment
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- •CJID and CPJ sent a letter to President Bola Tinubu on April 1, 2026, regarding journalist harassment concerns.
- •Vice President Kashim Shettima publicly denied allegations that journalists faced harassment in Nigeria.
- •The letter demands that the Nigerian government investigate the harassment claims and take steps to ensure journalist safety.
- •The issue has drawn attention amid ongoing security challenges and political tensions in Nigeria.
- •The organizations emphasize the importance of protecting media independence and freedom of expression.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If President Tinubu orders an official investigation into journalist harassment the Nigerian government could improve press freedom protections and reduce risks for journalists, enhancing public trust in media.
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