TRENDING

NCC moves to block unapproved SIM-enabled devices from networks • Akpabio petitions DSS over alleged anti-North statement • UK Naturopathy Director, Ghanaians Applaud Nyarkotey Obu’s India Training Initiative • Ghanaian Naturopathic Scholar Gets Major Academic Appointment with Lincoln University College, Malaysia • One dead, several homes damaged after heavy downpour in Kebbi • U-20 WWC: Benfica Forward Akekoromowei Joins Falconets Teammates In Poland • Henry: Rodri Is A Replica Of Busquets • PHOTOS: Remi Tinubu bags chieftaincy title in Imo • NCAA, NAICOM sign deal to boost aviation insurance • NUPRC threatens sanctions over unutilised gas flare sites • Sh15,000 zilivyosababisha mauaji ya dereva Morogoro • North-West states raise alarm over substandard private health institutions • Tanzania kushiriki mkutano wa akili unde Korea • Maswali yaliyohitimisha ushahidi wa Brenda Rupia akimtetea Lissu • NCA clears MTN, Telecel and Goal Telecom for next stage of 5G spectrum licensing • ICT accounts for 41.5% of Ghana’s 6% Q2 2026 economic growth – GSS • MTN Nigeria reaches record 100.9m subscriber base • Filth: Sanwo-Olu declares state of emergency on waste management • Nigeria High Commission cuts UK passport intervention fee to £20 • Senegal’s $5bn debt revamp tests Africa’s new restructuring playbook • NCC moves to block unapproved SIM-enabled devices from networks • Akpabio petitions DSS over alleged anti-North statement • UK Naturopathy Director, Ghanaians Applaud Nyarkotey Obu’s India Training Initiative • Ghanaian Naturopathic Scholar Gets Major Academic Appointment with Lincoln University College, Malaysia • One dead, several homes damaged after heavy downpour in Kebbi • U-20 WWC: Benfica Forward Akekoromowei Joins Falconets Teammates In Poland • Henry: Rodri Is A Replica Of Busquets • PHOTOS: Remi Tinubu bags chieftaincy title in Imo • NCAA, NAICOM sign deal to boost aviation insurance • NUPRC threatens sanctions over unutilised gas flare sites • Sh15,000 zilivyosababisha mauaji ya dereva Morogoro • North-West states raise alarm over substandard private health institutions • Tanzania kushiriki mkutano wa akili unde Korea • Maswali yaliyohitimisha ushahidi wa Brenda Rupia akimtetea Lissu • NCA clears MTN, Telecel and Goal Telecom for next stage of 5G spectrum licensing • ICT accounts for 41.5% of Ghana’s 6% Q2 2026 economic growth – GSS • MTN Nigeria reaches record 100.9m subscriber base • Filth: Sanwo-Olu declares state of emergency on waste management • Nigeria High Commission cuts UK passport intervention fee to £20 • Senegal’s $5bn debt revamp tests Africa’s new restructuring playbook

September 9, 2026|16:51

Back to Home

Iran

Rufai Oseni and the burden of objectivity, By Niran Adedokun

Premium TImes about 1 hour 1 mins read

God forbid that Nigerian television lacks interviewers with knowledge and courage, but a journalist must resist the temptation to complete the argument for the guest or force personal opinions down the throats of his viewers. When a journalist crosses that thin line, he risks creating the impression of partisanship, even though he is not necessarily […]

The post Rufai Oseni and the burden of objectivity, By Niran Adedokun appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article