Press Freedom and Attacks under President Tinubu

As global eyes watch Nigeria’s evolving democratic landscape, this episode of Difficult Conversation Africa Podcast investigates the alarming rise in governmental actions perceived as threats to press freedom. Under President Bola Tinubu’s administration, journalists and independent media outlets are increasingly reporting harassment, censorship, and institutional pushback. We examine recent events and policies that have raised concerns about media suppression and the challenges faced by journalists. Join us as we explore the implications of these developments for democracy and freedom of expression in Nigeria. 🔍 In this in-depth analysis:

• We explore recent incidents targeting media professionals.
• Examine legal and policy shifts affecting journalistic independence.
• Speak with experts and journalists about the broader implications for democracy in Africa’s largest democracy.

Is Nigeria witnessing a democratic backslide—or is this a test of institutional resilience?

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