IBAN HAS CALLED ON NYESOM WIKE TO RETRACT REMARKS HE MADE ABOUT CHANNELS TV HOST SEUN OKINBALOYE AND ISSUE A PUBLIC APOLOGY.(PHOTO).

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 Independent Broadcast Association of Nigeria (IBAN) has called on FCT Minister Nyesom Wike to retract remarks he made about Channels TV host Seun Okinbaloye and issue a public apology. The association, which represents independent broadcast stations in Nigeria, warned it could boycott all media engagements involving the minister if he fails to comply. In a statement signed by IBAN chairman Ahmed Ramalan and acting general secretary Fidelis Duker, the group expressed concern over comments Wike made during a live television interview. During the media chat, the minister reacted to Okinbaloye’s analysis on democracy, saying: “If there was any way to break the screen, I would have shot him.” Although Wike later clarified that the comment was not meant literally, IBAN said such statements are inappropriate for a public official. The association warned that remarks suggesting violence could be interpreted as intimidation and contribute to a hostile environment for journalists. It also h...
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RED-CARPET HAZARD.

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                                                                                 It is becoming unbearable how most women think they have the freedom to wear anything on the red carpet and they think tomorrow they will become automatic stars with their rubbish red carpet cloths.Don't this women have children or think of bringing one to the world someday?.This is the cheapest publicity i have ever seen in my life.You know these outfit will look bad on you,you still wore it to a red carpet event,this outfit is ment for your bedroom only.Hey lady,the dress is a no no,though your body looks great,but your total appearances makes you look like a prostitute.That is my honest opinion,dear readers,what do you think?.

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