Dear Bono....
You're meeting with the wrong people
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- Dear Bono
- 1. Who are the press councils?
- 2. Why do press councils allow news omission?
- 3. Why do we keep ignoring extreme poverty?
- 4. What is the difference between censorship and omission?
- 5. What did the GFC do for extreme poverty?
- 6. What the Boxing Day Tsunami taught us
- 7. What 9/11 taught us
- 8. News omission cases upheld by the press councils
- 9. Why people are idiots
- 10. Why people are kind
- 11. Examples of news omission the press councils have dismissed
- 12. What are our motivations for change?
- 13. Why advocacy journalism will work
- 14. Our roles in ending extreme poverty
- 15. Embarking on a war on extreme poverty
- 16. Who are the real medicine men?
- 17. A conclusion
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Nigerian Press Council Mission and Vision
Mission: The Nigerian Press Council is to proactively respond to the needs of the Nigerian mass media and the public by facilitating through complaints resolution, research, training and workshops the sustainable development of journalism profession, curricula and accreditation of journalism training institutions in Nigeria.
Vision: To create an enabling environment for the maintenance of the highest ethical and professional standards in the media through research and the provision of cheapest and fastest redress mechanism between the media and the public.
Services offered:
• Adjudication of Complaints
• Research into Contemporary Press Development
• Documentation of Media Developments
• Monitoring of the Media
• Defense of Press Freedom/Protection of the Rights and Privileges of Journalists
• Visitation and Accreditation of Journalism Training Institutions
• Capacity Building – Organization of workshops and Seminars
