The Nigerian government has assured the public that there is no media repression under President Bola Tinubu’s administration. Officials emphasized that journalists and media organizations are free to operate without fear or interference from the government.

Government spokespersons noted that a free press is vital for democracy and transparency. They highlighted that the administration encourages media coverage that informs citizens and holds leaders accountable.

The assurance comes amid concerns raised by some groups about press freedom in Nigeria. The government clarified that any claims of repression are unfounded and stressed that laws protecting journalists remain in full effect.

Officials further urged the media to continue reporting responsibly while the government remains committed to upholding democratic values. They reaffirmed that freedom of expression is respected and protected under Tinubu’s leadership.