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CJID, NHRC sign MoU to strengthen press freedom and journalists’ safety

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CJID’s Director of Operations, Adebimpe Abodunde with the Director, Legal Services and Enforcement, NHRC, Rabi Anwar at the event

“It is not every organisation that reaches out to the commission for a partnership that we just roll out the red carpet and partner with them."

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