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NPC tasks civil servants, journalists on benefits of cooperative societies

By Michael Ovat

Support present administration of Gov Nasiru, Gov Pol urge journalists

By AYODELE AJOGE

Journalists pledge enhanced advocacy for first 1,000 days of child’s life

By Ishola Michael

Expose corrupt personnel without tarnishing Force’s image, Bauchi CP tasks journalists

By Ishola Michael
Journalists

Benue: World Bank-funded ACReSAL trains Journalists in climate change reporting

By Ishola Michael

US body, Daily Trust Foundation train journalists on budget tracking

By Biola Azeez

Refrain from exaggerating news, be patriotic — Expert charges journalists

By Collins Nnabuife
Balanced reporting

CISLAC tasks journalists on balanced reporting to de-escalate conflicts

By Shola Adekola
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World Press Freedom Day: Lawan hails journalists’ contributions to Nigeria’s development

By Tijani Adeyemi
NHRC seeks protection for refugees, NHRC raises alarm, Private businesses must respect human rights — NHRC

World Press Freedom Day: NHRC lauds media workers

By Sunday Ejike
EFCC boss

EFCC boss tasks journalists on obligatory reports of money laundering

By Suyi Ayodele

CISLAC kicks, says ‘political’ conviction of Kwara journalists unacceptable

By Ifedayo Ogunyemi
Kaduna journalists

FIRS trains Kaduna journalists on tax awareness

By Muhammad Sabiu
Kashifu Inuwa bags Forbes CEO Award as NITDA trains 100 journalists

Kashifu Inuwa bags Forbes CEO Award as NITDA trains 100 journalists

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Fayemi tasks journalists on speaking truth to power

By Segun Kasali
develop without peace, Sunday Benjamin Tomorrow, 10:27 (0 minutes ago) to Nigerian, editornigeriantribune, debo_abdulai, me, Tribune, Leon, afolabivict NDLEA exposes plan to introduce lethal synthetic opioid, fentanyl to Nigerian market Sunday Ejike - Abuja The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) has uncovered plans by some unscrupulous elements to introduce a lethal synthetic opioid, Fentanyl, which is 100 times stronger than Tramadol into the Nigerian market. A statement by the Director, Media and Advocacy of the NDLEA, Mr. Femi Babafemi on Tuesday, warned that the illicitly manufactured drug is capable of causing mass casualty among the youth population being targeted by the cartels. The anti-narcotics agency said every step must be taken to ensure that the drug, which is currently responsible for over 70% overdose deaths as well as a major contributor to fatal and nonfatal overdoses in the US is not allowed to circulate in Nigeria because of its lethality and the current drug abuse prevalence of 14.4% in the country. The NDLEA spokesman said, "We are not unaware of desperate efforts by some drug cartels to introduce to the Nigerian market, Fentanyl, which according to the CDC, is 80 times as potent as morphine and 100 times more potent than heroin. This, they plan to do either in liquid or powder form and/or with misleading labels to target our youth population. "This, they may also mix with other prescription drugs. The illegally manufactured fentanyl in its liquid form can come in nasal sprays, eye drops, or small candies. “As a result, parents and other stakeholders are advised to be vigilant, alert and warn their young ones against attempting experimenting with this illicit substance. Symptoms for fentanyl exposure and/or overdose include pinpoint pupils, falling asleep or losing consciousness, slow and shallow breathing, choking or gurgling sounds, limp body, and pale, blue, or cold skin”, the NDLEA stated. The Agency then, assured the public that all necessary assets have been deployed to monitor the cartels involved in this latest threat to public health with a view to frustrating their criminal plot and make them face the wrath of the law. END , Nigerians should take advantage of INEC preparedness for transparent electoral process, Do not politicise PMS, NUJ Sokoto council congratulates, electronic transmission of results, NUJ commends military, NUJ faults jail term, NUJ charges media practitioners

NUJ President urge journalists to pursue peace as cardinal target in 2023 elections

By Amaechi Okonkwo
Journalism in a rapidly, Journalists advised to adhere, Journalists to be trained

Journalists to be trained by experts on govt. audit reporting in Benin

By Suyi Ayodele
Be advocates of justice

Be advocates of justice, AMAC chair urges journalists

By Lawrence Bajah
Journalism in a rapidly, Journalists advised to adhere, Journalists to be trained

Journalists advised to adhere strictly to ethics of the profession

By Johnkennedy Uzoma
INEC PVC

2023: INEC tells Kano journalists to be fair, unbias in their reportage

By Kola Oyelere

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