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Rufai Oseni and the burden of objectivity, By Niran Adedokun
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God forbid that Nigerian television lacks interviewers with knowledge and courage, but a journalist must resist the temptation to complete the argument for the guest or force personal opinions down the throats of his viewers. When a journalist crosses that thin line, he risks creating the impression of partisanship, even though he is not necessarily […] The post Rufai Oseni and the burden of objectivity, By Niran Adedokun appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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