phorget:
They should learn from our Nigerian reporters... they stay 100 miles away from where the real action is happening and they will be pointing to the direction meaning 'go confirm am urself if u no believe wetin I dey tell u oga'.

Hahaha! This is hilarious...who wan die

Chriswazo:


i sent u a pm yesterday but u haven't replied yet.

Sorry dint c it...send me a mail....efanyee@gmail.com

Amebo is nor good

Omagago:
Yes, truly.

Lord have mercy on him

hmmm

Greatidonis:
I did not see Rose Kemp, the biggest risk taker in jornalism

it's Ross Kemp not Rose Kemp

alexpetersng:
No Nigeria journalist ll try such thing. They report dia own news days after event.

Bro this is not an every job. more so Nigerian environment settings those not support \ or worth risking life for.

the truth of the matter is that majority of media organisation here in Nigeria don't pay their staff even a transport fee to cover assignment, ( journalists do that at their own expenses) , talk less of monthly allowance.

iPopAlomo:




To each his opinion...

But... don't soldiers take more risk than any photo journalist...?!!!

indeed, to each is own. how does soldiers taking MORE risk dan journalist, amount to Journalist not taking risks, or d risk dey take shouldn't be appreciated?

cooljoe:
indeed, to each is own. how does soldiers taking MORE risk dan journalist, amount to Journalist not taking risks, or d risk dey take shouldn't be appreciated?

By deliberately putting themselves in harm's way...