The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Kano state Council wishes to commend the proactive decision made by media executives in Kano State to ban live programs on their stations.
The vice chairman and secretary of the council Mustapha Gambo Muhammad and Abubakar Shehu Kwaru respectively disclosed this in a statement sent to GLOBAL TRACKER in Kano on Tuesday.
According to the statement, the decision is a commendable commitment to maintaining ethical standards and responsible journalism within our state.
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In an era where inflammatory statements and misinformation can easily escalate tensions and disrupt societal harmony, the decision to suspend live broadcasts is both timely and necessary.
It reflects a deep understanding of the role that media plays in shaping public discourse and promotes a more responsible approach to news reporting.
The Council lauds the media executives for prioritizing the integrity of journalism and for taking a stand to protect our community from potentially harmful content. We encourage all media professionals to continue upholding the principles of accuracy, fairness, and accountability in their reporting.
Let us work together to foster an environment where the media serves as a platform for constructive dialogue, understanding, and unity within our society.