This is suppose to be a good and welcoming development. It seems the action had caused a serious issue in the State. Controversy has continued to trail Delta State Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan’s on alleged N250 million sponsorship of 16 private-sector journalists to London for a training on "Investigative Journalism" which has been described as a jamboree.
This comes as a case study, which is currently brewing in the state chapter of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), which could lead to the removal of its Chairman, Mr Norbert Chiazor, over the selection of the reporters for the London training.
Members of the NUJ in the state have condemned in strong terms the involvement of Mr. Chiazor, describing it as a sell-out, clandestine and compromise, stressing that the “corrupt” manner he led the selected private journalists to the jamboree said to be holding at the Thomson Reuters Foundation in London is an impeachable offence..
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Thursday, 26 September 2013
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