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Media Narrative: Between Tinubus Birthday and the Lynching of Northerners in Uromi by YAShuaib

Such editorial decisions erode public trust in the media and deepen societal divisions. The press should serve as a bridge between Nigerias diverse communities, not a wedge.

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The disjointed narrative of The Post and Courier, the U.S. tabloidpresented in the "UNCOVERED: Power & Polo" report, is a disservice to journalism and a blatant attempt to rewrite history. It is high time we moved beyond media trials and focused on facts, fairness, and the pursuit of justice. Like Nigeria's history, the Dasuki familys legacy deserves to be treated with respect and integrity.

The Fact of the Past Between El-Rufai and Ribadu

I urge El-Rufai and Ribadu to sheath their swords and embrace peace, even if the ongoing drama is a strategic manoeuvre ahead of the 2027 elections.

In his article, “Who will it be?” (POINT MARCH 29, 1993) Kudo Eresia-Eke appeared to be a soothsayer as he rightly predicted the outcome of the national conventions of the two political parties for 1993 elections in Nigeria. He predicated inter-alia that “Tofa may just be it for NRC” and “Abiola, Kingibe and Atiku in that order for SDP.”

Indeed, his analyses and the comprehensive cover story by Etim Anim and Fred Gusha made an interesting reading and clearly pointed to the readers who would make it among the numerous aspirants.

As you successful pointed to the readers who the flag bearers would be, kindly point to the attention of the party stalwarts to what is expected of them in their campaign tours. Point out to them why they should not do anything capable of returning us to the dark days of Election 83.

This ‘Letter to the Editor’ by Yushau A. Shuaib was originally published in Point April 19, 1993

 
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