MDC 2024: Nigerian media must self-regulate, oppose govt censorship
Nigerian journalists have increasingly raised concerns over censorship and attacks on the media, which has worsened in recent times
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IPI Nigeria condemns detention of journalist Adejuwon Soyinka by SSS
IPI Nigeria says Mr Soyinka’s arrest fits into the pattern of “a systematic clampdown on journalists across the country” since ...
Nigerian journalist re-elected to International Press Institute Executive Board
Mr Adedoyin will represent Nigeria and Africa on the IPI board, which is headquartered in Vienna, Austria.
IPI Nigeria threatens to blacklist IGP Egbetokun over police abduction of journalist
IPI Nigeria says inclusion of IGP Egbetokun on the black list carries serious consequences beyond the shores of Nigeria.
Nigerian journalist, Segun Olatunji, narrates ordeal in military detention
"At a point, one of the officers came and tightened the cuffs on my right hand and leg. I was ...
IPI Executive Board praises Nigerian chapter on press freedom activities
IPI Director, Frane Maroevic, says the IPI National Committee in Nigeria is a good example of how a national committee ...
Lai Oso: Glowing tributes as LASU, IPI, ACSPN, CJID, others mourn late renowned media scholar
From LASU to DELSU, where he performed his last academic assignment as an examiner, among other institutions, including civil society, ...
IPI condemns attack on radio, TV stations in Rivers
“Indiscriminate attacks on media houses will lead to anarchy.”
![Image taken at the IPI demonstration in November 2022 during the U.N. Plan of Action meeting in Vienna on International Day to End Impunity. The demonstrators were holding posters highlighting some of the murdered journalists from the past decade since the U.N. Plan of Action was established in 2012. Most of these killings have gone completely unpunished, or full justice has still not been served. [PHOTO CREDIT: IPI]](https://i0.wp.com/media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2022/12/unnamed-1.png?resize=350%2C250&ssl=1)
66 journalists killed in 2022 amid decline in press safety
2022 witnessed a devastating decline in journalists’ safety, as 66 journalists and media workers worldwide were killed in connection with ...
IPI calls for renewed urgency in tackling crimes against journalists
States must urgently do more to protect the safety of journalists and bring those responsible for attacks on the media ...
PREMIUM TIMES editor-in-chief, Wole Soyinka centre CEO to speak at IPI World Congress
Mr Mojeed and Mrs Alaka are among 95 speakers drawn from different countries and platforms to speak at this year's ...
IPI Executive Board appoints Frane Maroević as next executive director
Mr Maroevic is an experienced defender of press freedom. He brings to IPI over 30 years in journalism, media development ...
Stakeholders recommend industry-wide participation in Nigeria’s media regulatory framework
NGE, NPAN, NUJ, IPI vow to resist attempts to stifle press freedom in Nigeria.
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Ukraine: Fifth journalist killed in line of duty in one month
Amid growing attacks on the press in Ukraine, IPI calls on international investigatory bodies to prosecute all targeted attacks on ...
International Press Institute condemns army’s invasion of Daily Trust
Newspaper proprietors also demand the unconditional release of the newspaper's detained editor.
Osinbajo urges media chiefs to project Nigeria
Nigeria is hosting the global media congress.
IPI Solutions Nigeria partners with Microsoft
“The partnership allows us at IPI Solutions to integrate our www.ipigroupng.com Cloud Marketplace into the Microsoft CSP programme."