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Nigeria Highlights
Two "Leadership" newspaper journalists have been charged with 10 counts of conspiracy and forgery, in connection with the publication of a news story on a directive by the Nigerian president.
Samson Folarin, a reporter for The Punch newspaper, was assaulted and detained by police officers after trying to photograph a brawl between a police officer and a commercial tricycle operator. Police also seized Folarin's reporting equipment.
AttacksA cameraman and several photojournalists were attacked as they tried to photograph suspects in a case concerning the embezzlement of a police pension fund.
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29 October 2012
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13 September 2012
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