On August 7, Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, appeared on a live TV show where he announced the hike in the N500,000 fine for “hate speech” in the amended National Broadcasting Commission Code by 450 per cent. According to Mohammed, the increase was to stem the flagrant violation of the code because the fine was “very easy to pay.” Faced with the dilemma of people violating a code that already comes with a hefty fine, the solution should not be more fines. They should question if the problem at hand is even resolvable by such punishment. How much is a radio station licence that a mere fine should strangle the business?
Thursday, August 20, 2020
I will retire from acting at 90 after 67 years in the industry - Veteran actress Iya Osogbo
AdeyinkaOdutuyo –
Actress Iya Osogbo will clock the age of 90 in a few days and she has revealed her intention to retire from acting - The actress popular for her roles in Yoruba movies said she has been in the industry for a total of 67 years – Iya Osogbo also condemned the mode of dressing that is now rampant among young actresses in the movie industry.
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