onyi4edu:
He should have introduced himself first and then asked for the permission to take pictures and not just rushing into it because he is a journalist.

Meanwhile leave Jonathan out of this.

barcanista:
There are 3 sides to every story....Your own, their own and the Truth. We have heard yours, let us wait for theirs to decipher the truth. Meanwhile, the act of assault on journalists by security agents should be checkmated.

lalasticlala:



http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathans-guards-forced-me-to-stand-in-the-rain-detained-punch-journalist/

ayindejimmy:
Was a warning sign put there?

Janet101:
I feel Sorry for you,But next time make sure u take permission before taking pix.It's very important

omenka:
They are just irrepressible hypocrites.

Kingspin:
Mind you is Buhari now.

Saao:
from the write up, if u really know ur job, before taking pictures of any properties, u need to take permission from those on site. we are not in animal kingdom abeg

KingTom:
This is truly barbaric, yet some dolts would be giving me the freedom of information rubbish, contrast this to the story on FP where TOUTS wearing Ta, Al shirts were immediately accused of being APC members, here it is the MILITARY beating up an innocent reporter taking pictures of his President's errr sorry EX-PRESIDENT's home. This is a wakeup call to all those who believe Saint Jonathan is incapable of evil, shame on them for this barbaric act. Just sit back and watch the well oiled robots attack me.....

Omenka why na

onyi4edu:
He should have introduced himself first and then asked for the permission to take pictures and not just rushing into it because he is a journalist.

Meanwhile leave Jonathan out of this.

Modified***
After reading people's comments and mentions I realised that we have a long way to go in restructuring this country. If there was no one at the site then it's understandable but he met people there and without introduction or permission he starts taking pictures and he expects them to clap for him
I give up honestly

akashi01:
dahjhi oya comment on this



bloody retârd

laykorn:


Permission to take pictures?

onyi4edu:
He should have introduced himself first and then asked for the permission to take pictures and not just rushing into it because he is a journalist.

Meanwhile leave Jonathan out of this.

Modified***
After reading people's comments and mentions I realised that we have a long way to go in restructuring this country. If there was no one at the site then it's understandable but he met people there and without introduction or permission he starts taking pictures and he expects them to clap for him
I give up honestly

arsetalks:
Since you want to form knowledgeable, can you tell us what part of the journalism ethnics/code of conduct this is written in?

So a journalist must take permission before he takes pictures of a public person like GEJ? It is not as if he took GEJ's picture in the bathroom?

hardywaltz:
I Tot some silly Taniods claimed that there was freedom of speech during GEJ tenure.

dadexcel:
.....................you know its really shocking how some of you guys reason and analyse issues! Most times you apply this very parochial thought process that is amazingly disappointing to state the least; for goodness sakes, the fact that there's freedom of information, is it a reason for any passerby to take a snap shot of the presidents house in a volatile area like bayelsa and the person should not be apprehended? I guess he should also walk into his bedroom and snapp him and his wife because he is a journalist and a punch reporter at that! Let hi go and get us the pictures of all the low rise and high rise products of loot that your godfathers has erected in lagos without proper security clearance and see if he will not receive a worst treatment than this! You guys really need to humble yourselves and study harder, knowledge is critical especially when you have to criticize people rather blindly!

bamidele029:
He he he , Tanoids show your face

arsetalks:
Since you want to form knowledgeable, can you tell us what part of the journalism ethnics/code of conduct this is written in?

So a journalist must take permission before he takes pictures of a public person like GEJ? It is not as if he took GEJ's picture in the bathroom?

maggilove:
I think there's nothing wrong in what he did, just doing his work, they should have heard him out before subjecting him to interogations. His I D card was enough to speak for him, but our people sha.

omenka:
Lol
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I'd recommend this thread be placed directly above the other which claims thugs beat up a journalist for doing a report against Al Makura and Buhari.

TANoids were seen to be very ecstatic on that thread and busied themselves jumping up and down like Orang utans overdosed on steroids.

Thugs aren't state agents yet they still found a way to drag Baba's name into it and tagged it the commencement of "Decree 4". Here are state agents directly attached to their remote controller, Jogogoro (apologies Demdem) doing the Decree thingy.