.....GIVING THE VOICE TO THE VOICELESS


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Democracy In Nigeria since 1999 is getting matured day by day as the media who are the most key factors are beginning to grant complete freedom of expression to citizens especially in aspect of the fight against corruption by this administration

In 2015 the yearly World Press Freedom Day international conference produced a declaration that stressed “independent and pluralistic media are essential for ensuring transparency, accountability and participation as fundamental elements of good governance and human-rights based development”.

It was stressed that the media need to maintain a high level of professionalism, accuracy and impartiality in their coverage. They should guarantee fundamental freedoms essential to democracy, including freedom of information and expression, as well as participation.

However, since the inception of the fight against corruption by this administration, it is becoming glaring that TVC Nigeria has prevailed over other Stations in giving comprehensive opportunities for Nigerians to air their views and patriotic concerns, without sentiment and partiality.

Unlike other stations' programmes where people don't have privilege to call in during their live programmes, TVC Nigeria has been declared as the most supporting Nigeria TV Station to the present drive against corruption and boosting the democracy by showing more live programmes discussing national issues with telephone line opens for Nigerians to speak out.

Nigeria is at a point where our democracy must be strengthened by giving voice to ordinary Nigerian to air their pains.

Recently, Obasanjo accused our Senators and House of Representative members in a letter sent to National Assembly that most of them do not have constituency offices. When this clue was presented as topic on air for extensive discussions, Nigerians all over the nations had the great privilege to call in to buttress Obasanjo's point.

This is democracy and Nigerians need to speak. It is however a challenge to all other TV Stations all over Nigeria to support democracy by giving Nigerians chances to speak out.

It is not enough to just watch and listen, we need to speak out.

May God Bless Nigeria

Dr. Saint
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I have to agree with you on this. Channels tv are loosing value gradually