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The Federal Capital Territory Minister, Nyesom Wike, made a contentious statement about Channels Television presenter Seun Okinbaloye. The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) denounced the statement as risky and careless.
According to reports, the union claimed that the remark jeopardizes the nation’s journalists’ safety and press freedom.
The union expressed its outrage at the minister’s comment in a statement released on Sunday and signed by Alhassan Yahya Abdullahi, its national president.
The declaration was made in response to Wike’s remark, “If there’s anyway to break the screen, I would have shot him,” made during a press conference.
The NUJ claims that the statement is an attempt to stifle the media and intimidate journalists.
The union claimed that at first it had refrained from responding in the hopes that the minister would take back the remarks and express regret.
It did point out that the lack of an apology or removal raises the possibility that the comment was intentional.
The NUJ cautioned that such remarks from a high-ranking government official would make it difficult for journalists to carry out their professional responsibilities.
The union claims that the comment conveys a warning that critical reporting could be met with animosity or threats of violence.
It further stated that the remark threatens media independence and democratic values. The union insisted that the minister issue a prompt, unconditional apology.
It also demanded that the federal government denounce the remark and take action to safeguard journalists nationwide.
The NUJ also called on supporters for democracy, civil society organizations, and media outlets to unite in support of press freedom.
The organization emphasized that the future of democracy depends on the protection of journalists and cautioned that attempts to stifle the media must be vigorously opposed.
Wike’s response to Okinbaloye’s comments on an earlier episode of Politics Today on Channels Television sparked the dispute.
The journalist expressed concerns during the program about Nigeria potentially becoming a one-party state, especially in light of the African Democratic Congress’s (ADC) leadership crisis following the Independent National Electoral Commission’s derecognition of the party’s leadership.
But during a media parley, the minister made the contentious remark after accusing the journalist of picking sides in the conflict.
