OPC, Fasehun blast bombers
Headlines Monday, April 30th, 2012From NOAH EBIJE, Kaduna
Tuesday, April 30 , 2012
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Dr. Frederick Fasehun, Founder of the Yoruba socio-cultural group, the Oodua People’s Congress (OPC), has condemned last Thursday’s twin bombings of the Abuja and Kaduna premises of three Nigerian newspapers, ThisDay, The Sun and Moment.
Commiserating with the three media houses, especially ThisDay, Fasehun prayed that God would give them the grace to bear the loss of lives and property they suffered. He said the attack signified a very worrisome chapter in the annals of the Nigerian Press.
According to him, any attack on the media and journalists amounted to endangering the very soul of the Nigerian nation because the Press had, before and after Nigeria’s Independence, proved a consistent chronicler, guardian and watchdog of issues, personalities and trends in the country.
However, the OPC leader advised the Nigerian media to refuse to be cowed by this new danger posed by enemies of free speech and freedom of information.wp_posts
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