Now that is what I call a reporter.BBC correspondent Martin Patience was pictured with Nigerian army on patrol in the combat zone in the north in a mission to access the level of progress made so far by Nigerian army in the north ahead of the December deadline earlier given by President Buhari's administration.

He was given utmost security by highly equipped soldiers in jeeps mounted both at the back and front of his convoy as he entered the insurgent zone.His reports will probably be out sooner.

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2015/12/bbc-journalist-joins-nigerian-soldiers.html

2day na my bday. Oya make everybody show me love o. Let d liking begin

Brave journalism is common with the white. I love seeing brave journalist on war front telling the true side of a story.

Our Naija journalist will sit at one corner of his or her office and write ghost interviews and later claimed it was a mistake.

I love journalism that write the both sides of the story rather than one side only.

God bless all the good journalist around the world for taking bold steps towards revealing the truth.

For those who had lost their life in line of action, may they continue to rest in Peace.

See person wey get mynd ..


..but, won't his report be biased like one Australian red neck that *indicted* and accused some people of sponsoring BH ..


My question .. Are we to believe his report ..as instincts already told me that his reports won't be far from what uncle Lai has been telling us all along ..



To barcanista, any reporter can enter Sambisa if the full military cover is there .. Viviangist can enter all alone so far say gist dey

Our own local stations won't dare this.


#Copy and Paste journalism

Tell that man say Boko Haram bullets no de select face oo

Brightology2:
2day na my bday. Oya make everybody show me love o. Let d liking begin

We are talking Boko haram you are talking birthday?! You think those soldiers remember celebrating their birthdays there? Guy go say this on a romance thread maybe you get the likes there. Oya run along!

Good job

Somebody like Lie Mohammed need to be doing this...

Reminds me of Ian ghalloway who co authored We were soldier and young!

Rich4god:
Somebody like Lie Mohammed need to be doing this...

bad man

Tomorrow you hear people saying they're biased in reporting. How many nigerian journalist are there?

dunkem21:
See person wey get mynd ..


..but, won't his report be biased like one Australian red neck that *indicted* and accused some people of sponsoring BH ..


My question .. Are we to believe his report ..as instincts already told me that his reports won't be far from what uncle Lai has been telling us all along ..



To barcanista, any reporter can enter Sambisa if the full military cover is there .. Viviangist can enter all alone so far say gist dey

The report won't be like that of lai more.it will be
a,this is the reality of the carnage that went down for years
b,the insurgents have been push back
c,but with the special squad around tells the story of any slight chance an attack is imminent
d,December detail is a must for peace in this region
This is the BBC reporting from the EDGE of the sambissa forest

Na newpaper report our own journalists and broadcasters dey do. Is it not an irony that foreign journalists feel comfortable covering wars in Nigeria while our journalists sit at the comfort of their studios, making a pseudo-call to a correspondent in the north. They claim s/he is in the war front. I ask, na only their journalist dey go war front? What about the cameramen?

Rich4god:
Somebody like Lie Mohammed need to be doing this...

in which planet?

Our reporters can't try this..

Few days ago, Buhari spoke with the BBC on the progress of the war. They didn't call it propaganda, rather, they sent one of their reporters to come and verify. That is what I think those who are criticizing the government should do. They should leave the comfort of their homes and go to the North East to verify the veracity of the government claim.

Lai Mohammed went there, he gave an assessment of what he saw, they called it propaganda. On Tuesday last week, Dec 22nd to be precise, an AIT reporter that was attached to the Nigerian Military was a guest of Gbenga Aruleba's Focus Nigeria on AIT. What she said was not different from what Lai Mohammed said.

I know there are many Nigerian journalists out there with the military but the lazy ones are the loudest. They feel comfortable concocting lies and posting it online. And when they are called to verify their lies otherwise packaged as news reports, they shout media clampdown. They have their allies in some jobless and hurting emergency activists that have lost their livelihood since May 29. Anybody that is disputing what is happening in the North East should travel to the place and see things for him/herself. Afterall, seeing is believing.

Sacrifice loading...

Farnsworth:
Where did they get the weapons from?

Black market

Where are our own journalists... If na Ka o pillars and Warri wolves dey cause fracas for stadium now, na der
dem dey get power...


Just kidding o, before all dis raypower journalists attack me finish

When our Nigerian journalists go get this kind mind?

Good journalism. Our own no wan die

I pray he reports what he sees or is seeing. No more propaganda reports abeg.

Thumbs up sha..... u get mind. don't die pls

You will never see Nigerian journalist in this kind of terrain.

Journalists of "brown envelopes".

On the other hand, if Nigerian journalist cover this war, Wailers will claim it is APC propaganda machine. Wonder what they will say now.

I no wan hear say chicken catch elephant oh

I guess dis is why our president prefer speaking to foreign media

Am so ashamed that our local journalist couldn't do such only for a foreign media SMH

oga reporter, you for come when guns and arms.no dey na


kudos to PMB jare

#Nigrria will be great again