‘Kidnapped, Blindfolded, Handcuffed, Detained, and Tortured for 14 Days,’ Nigerian journalist answers tough questions, including ‘does any story worth the life of a journalist?’ He has some words for practicing journalists and students of journalism and communications when he led Platforms Africa’s e-Discourse on the topic ‘Africa: It’s Leaders, It’s Journalists And Thirst For Development; Examining The Triangle Of Hate, Service And Growth.” Excerpts; What is your view on the state of journalism in Africa? Journalism practice in Africa is still in an appalling state. We’re still very far…
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