Apart from the Newspapers Decree No. 43 of 1993 and the National Broadcasting discussed above which, like the Sword of Damocles, hangs over the neck of the print contained in the statute books which threatened media freedom in 1998.
Some like the Nigerian Press Council Decree No. 85 of 1992, the Offensive Publications (Proscription) Decree No. 35 of 1993, the Newspapers Ordinance Act of 1917, the respective states newspapers laws regulating the printing of newspapers in the various states as well as others which have their origin contained in the statute books which threatened media freedom in 1998.
To create an enabling
environment for the maintenance of the highest ethical
and professional standards in the media through
The Nigerian Press Council is to
proactively respond to the needs of the Nigerian mass
media and the public by facilitating through
The Guardian Newspaper
Thisday Newspaper
The Sun Newspaper
Vanguard Newspaper
COMMUNIQUÉ OF THE WORKSHOP ON “CURRICULUM GUIDELINES FOR IMPROVED JOURNALISM EDUCATION IN NIGERIA” HELD AT PENINSULA RESORT, AJAH, LAGOS FROM OCTOBER 4-6, 2007.
A three-day workshop on Curriculum Guidelines for Improved Journalism Education in Nigeria, organised by the Nigerian Press Council, mainly for Heads of Mass Communication departments in Nigerian media training institutions was held at Peninsula Resort, Lagos – Epe Express Road, Ajah, Lagos from October 4-6, 2007.
For gubernatorial aspirants who hope to actualize
their dreams on the platform of All Nigeria Peoples Party
(ANPP) come next year.
Apart from the Newspapers Decree No. 43 of 1993 and the National Broadcasting discussed above which, like the Sword of Damocles, hangs over the neck of the print contained in the statute books which threatened media freedom in 1998. 
The Guardian Newspaper
