Ray97:
BBC get sources from local reporters, they don't have men on ground. yes BAGA was attacked but the casualty figures and effects of the attack might be exaggerated. if you are familiar with journalism you'll know that the public believes a story more when an anonymous person is mentioned as the source to a news. its better than telling them its a guess or assumption...

oh boy baga is in complete control of Boko haram as we now so stop deceiving yourself

Ray97:
BBC get sources from local reporters, they don't have men on ground. yes BAGA was attacked but the casualty figures and effects of the attack might be exaggerated. if you are familiar with journalism you'll know that the public believes a story more when an anonymous person is mentioned as the source to a news. its better than telling them its a guess or assumption...

Some of you APC loyalists just lie by default. Who handles BBC Igbo, Pidgin, etc? They have a reputation to protect, unlike NTA.

slap1:


Some of you APC loyalists just lie by default. Who handles BBC Igbo, Pidgin, etc? They have a reputation to protect, unlike NTA.

check the bbc website and come and tell me if they quoted a local source or not. If am lying then u can come and insult me.. Yes they have a reputation to protect thats why they "quote" a source so that if anytin comes back to them they'll direct you to the "quoted source"..

[quote author=damosade post=74264242][/quote]where should i send the cv to

They should slam CNN and BBC too, they all carried the news. I guess the Nigerian army expect everyone to be as docile as Nigeria media. Useless army

They always deny such reports @ d end of d day it turns out to b true.

aonag:

lol. dont say this again.... intl news reporters dont have men on ground? they wont even publish it if it were not true or they would say unconfirmed reports

Are you insinuating that BBC and other international news reporters have men on the ground in Baga? Even local reporters are not on ground in most volatile parts of the North east. This is an area that even politicians and senior military officials refuse to go in the past.