Nothing surprises me in this country again

If people can boldly support a court to sentence a young man to death over blasphemy

I saw this coming

Cashing out completed

In times of universal deceit,speaking the truth becomes a revolutionary act

Very good.

Of course that's what they'd do, rather than address the main issue.
Nigerians enjoy your next level 4+4

So the man spoke the truth after all.
This is just to deter other media houses so that people won't use their platforms to broadcast the truth....

Guess, everyone will have its own platform then ( YouTube, Facebook, Twitter etc.).

The truth will and must be told at all cost...

We are not concerned about the fine, we are concerned to know The boko haram governor.

Pls where is the hate speech in the interview?

This should be challenged in court of competent jurisdiction

In this country you enjoy freedom of speech, but freedom after speech is what i can't guarantee

I want to congratulate buhari for a job well done.

I know the God who brought abacha down would surely do the needful.

they will still fine seun and lala for all the comments here too. foolish government

Same format. They want to scare radio stations from granting interviews that will expose their evil plans.

Nigeria Info should not pay any foolish fine.
Sue the idiotic NBC, raise enough dust and noise so this case can attract the world's audience.

The Nigerian government already is seen world wide as a terrorists enabling government, all they need is just a little push and they'll start issuing sanctions to this useless and wicked government.

femicyrus:
What will Nigerians do?

Nothing as usual!

"Maybe some sprinkle of noise on social media by a vocal minority" in femi adesina's voice.

Who did this to us?

I have been tired of this country people for a long time now.

alot of people. knows there. might be an atom of truth from his exposee

Finally we have made it..50yrs backward,Thank you RT General Buhari

hahaha e shock una

And Fulanis have been given threats on so many occasions on radio but NBC would not take such step against them

colorsofrainbow:
Freedom you had under Jonathan,you dare not under Mr Integrity

And they will collect 5M Naira under the guise of "hate speech".
Instead of them to carry out investigation about the Northern Governor that is behind boko haram, they're shifting away from the big picture.

The management of that NBC is crazy.
What happens to freedom of speech.
Why are DSS not questioning that MUMURIC man Akintola on inciting words he has been spoken to incite religious and ethnic crises.
What happens to that cow radio

Shellsploit:
Something is not just right about the fine sanctioned on radio station.

What happens to Mailafia thereafter?

This kain judgement sef

You need to listen to Nigeriainfo today. OAPs are literally walking on egg shells. They're scared; Joyce has suddenly gone soft and tepid - very unusual presentation from her today. Even Sheriff Quadri, Mailafa's interviewer, has been ordered to go on one yeye leave. I need to leave this country oo. Run away and never come back.

Are they the only ones to make unfounded claims and air it on radio??

ThierryJay:
If 10,000 Nigerians contribute N500 each for Nigeria info to pay up the fine, this would send a message to the broadcasting authorities.

how do we set up the account and notify Nigeria info? I am interested!

EzzyCarter:

Called Nigeria

I once heard, the country was banished from The World Map as a result of Corruption and Lack of Freedom of Speech.

What a country?!

Can someone enlighten me on the hate speech bill... Moreover someone came out with a claim on a radio show how is that a fault on part of the radio station..
So me not liking the current administration is hate speech or what. Make I carry my kaya before DSS start to find me coz of hate speech.. Clueless, Wicked and senseless government

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Nigeria my Nigeria. .... there was a country!

colorsofrainbow:
Freedom you had under Jonathan,you dare not under our "darling daddy" as always mentioned by one dead meat seller

The same Ebele Jonathan that was locking down newspapers