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All na achievement |
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Hopefully he wont go and fall his hand... With his substandard American accent |
Zuorom:You must be new to Nairaland... This na norm now. We have adapted |
All this record label wey dey pay their artistes minimum wage ![]() |
Money gone.... If you know you know So long as greed, corruption still exist in Nigeria our borders go dey as porous as an overly dumb christain's purse |
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Nigeria has dropped one place to 120th in the latest World Press Freedom Index released by the international media watchdog, Reporters Without Borders.  Ghana also lost its spot as Africa’s best in terms of press freedom after Ahmed Suale, an investigative journalist with Anas Aremeyaw Anas’ Tiger Eye PI was murdered. Norway, Sweden and Netherlands bagged the top three positions, respectively. Turkmenistan was least rated, followed closely by North Korea and Eritrea. Namibia led the African countries at the 23rd position, followed by Cabo verde (25) and Ghana (27). According to the report, Sub-Saharan Africa, in general, faced a decline in press freedom “with hatred towards journalists, attacks on investigative reporters, censorship and economic and judicial harassment all undermined independent reporting and quality journalism". “In Nigeria, it is nearly impossible to cover stories involving politics, terrorism, or financial embezzlement. Journalists are often threatened, subjected to physical violence, or denied access to information by government officials, police, and sometimes the public itself,” RSF had said. Per the report, the number of countries regarded as safe, “where journalists can work in complete security, continues to decline, while authoritarian regimes continue to tighten their grip on the media.” Below are the Top 25 Highest Ranked African countries in 2019 Press Freedom Ranking World Rank | Country | Score 23. Namibia - 18.95 25. Cabo Verde - 19.81 27. Ghana - 20.81 31. South Africa - 22.19 36. Burkina Faso - 24.53 44. Botswana - 25.09 49. Senegal - 25.81 54. Madagascar - 27.76 56. Comoros - 27.91 58. Mauritius - 28.46 66. Niger - 29.26 68. Malawi - 29.36 69. Seychelles - 29.41 71. Côte d’Ivoire - 29.52 72. Tunisia - 29.61 76. Togo - 29.69 78. Lesotho - 29.74 86. Sierra Leone - 30.36 89. Guinea Bissau - 30.95 92. Gambia - 31.35 100. Kenya - 32.44 103. Mozambique - 32.66 107. Guinea - 33.49 109. Angola - 34.96 110. Ethiopia - 35.11 Full List Source: https://listwand.com/2019-press-freedom-nigeria-ranked-120-out-of-180-countries/
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Yawn I build websites and I am based in Abuja, see my signature |
Trouble in Paradise I build websites and I am based in Abuja, see my signature |
Following See my signature |
Wickedness and stupidity Wicked leaders, stupid masses..... 38 months salaries and them never shut down Kogi state The black race is both wicked, irretrievably dumb and excruciatingly stupid... **Spits**
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Is Nigeria improving at all? |
The giant of Africa is dead last in 2018 GDP growth in ECOWAS; behind even Liberia & SierraLeone. Francophone countries lead the pack.
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She must really deserve it |
Thank God people didn't just stand and watch |
Bluezy13:Yes, he WORN something |
This girl is very cute I build websites and I am based in Abuja, see my signature |
No surprise here |
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