The Journalist Who Was Fired Because Of The Governor Of Borno Got A Job In Turkey
The Journalist Who Was Fired Because Of The Governor Of Borno Got A Job In Turkey
The accusation of slander by Governor Babagana Umara Zulum of Borno State caused a journalist to lose his job immediately as a result of the Governor's anger.
According to reports, the journalist, Malam Adamu Ngulde, who works at a private radio station called Al-Ansar in the state, has received a suspension letter from the management of the station.
But later, the new Turkish media TRT gave him a job as its representative in charge of Borno, Yobe and Adamawa states.
The paper said that he was dismissed from work as a result of the Governor's complaint against Adamu Ngulde's criticism of him in one of his programs called 'Arewa where is the solution'.
According to some reports, Governor Zulum claimed that in a special radio program in the Hausa language, Arewa Ina Mafita? the journalist criticized his Government without doing him justice especially by not trying to look into the situation as required by the journalism system.
According to the Governor, there was a deliberate lack of balance in the program with the intention of defaming his government.
Governor Zulum also ordered to close the channel from continuing to broadcast until God forbid.
The governor gave the immediate order last week when he hosted some officials of media management agencies in the state on a congratulatory visit after his re-election for the second term in the governorship election held last month. past
However, despite this order to close the radio station, it continued to operate until after the incident where the sources alleged that the management of the station apologized to the Governor, which made him withdraw the action he took in time.
But a source says that journalist Adamu Ngulde, who is the presenter of this program in North ina Mafita that the Governor is complaining about, mentioned that the General Manager of the station ordered him to leave his job without the knowledge of the board of trustees.
Therefore, he alleged that the manager was the one who was ahead of him in dismissing him from work even though he was not the only one presenting this plan.
The source of Focus News Hausa, Aminiya contacted the journalist about his resignation, and he said that his food came last in the house, and he accepted his fate.
Ngulde also said that as a Muslim, he accepted this event as destiny.