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FG Imposes Fine On Raypower’s ‘Political Platform’

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The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), has fined DAAR Communications (owner of AIT/Raypower) N500,000 for persistent violation of the provisions of the Nigeria Broadcasting Code.

In a statement released Saturday in Abuja,NBC’s Head of Public Affair, Maimuna Jimada, said comments made on Raypower’s programme “Political Platform” was against the broadcasting code.

Mrs Jimada stated that the media house was sanctioned due to “provocative, inflammatory and divisive comments” by anchors of the political platform.

The sanction didn’t come without warning as she said the Commission on May 2, 2017, Aug. 15, 2017 and February 2018, had held meetings with staff of DAAR Communications to warn them on unprofessional manner of anchors of the programme.

She stated that the Commission had charged the team handling the programme to be fair, and balance their reportage.

According to her, during the Feb. 7 meeting, the Commission stressed the need to comply with the broadcasting code to avoid sanctions.

“The Political Platform episode on July 24, was marked by sensational and heated expression of opinion by its anchors, who went on to make unproven and inciting allegations.

“For avoidance of doubt, the Director-General drew the attention of DAAR Communications to the following provisions of the Nigeria Broadcasting Code: (1) Section 1.9.3:

“A presenter/anchor shall not express his or her personal opinion in a programme.”

“Also Section 5.2.7: ‘A broadcaster shall, in using political material for news, avoid taking inflammatory and divisive matter in its provocative form and Section 5.2.5 stated that political broadcasts shall be in decent language,’’ she said.

Mrs Jimada reiterated the need for broadcasting stations to ensure that anchors of their programmes were properly informed and trained on the ethics of the profession as well as the provisions of the broadcasting code to avoid sanctions such as this.

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