
Why Nigerian Journalists Are Leaving the Profession
Journalists in Nigeria face financial struggles that drive many to leave the profession. This article highlights the experiences of those who have made this tough choice.
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Journalists in Nigeria face financial struggles that drive many to leave the profession. This article highlights the experiences of those who have made this tough choice.

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Desmond Elliot, a politician and actor, insists he does not steal from public funds. He discusses the challenges of leadership and the importance of integrity in politics.

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Governor Dauda Lawal has pledged to support security forces in Zamfara. He emphasized the need for increased troop presence and quick emergency responses.