Not rude, just relentless: The case for adversarial journalism in Nigeria

The article argues for adversarial journalism in Nigeria, where journalists should persistently challenge those in power rather than remain polite spectators. It emphasizes that journalism's obligation is to the public, not to make powerful people comfortable. In a democracy, adversarial journalism is necessary to interrogate claims, expose contradictions, and hold officials accountable, especially amid corruption and poor governance.

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