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Guild of Editors suspends member, Osuji for breach of ethics

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The Nigerian Guild of Editors said it has suspended one of its members, Mr Steve Osuji, for violating the “off-the-record” provision in the Code of Ethics for journalists in Nigeria.

In a press statement jointly signed by the President, Mr Eze Anaba, and General Secretary, Mr. Onuoha Ukeh, it said that there was an agreement that the keynote address delivered by the Director-General of the State Security Service, Mr Adeola Ajayi, at its 25th Biennial National Convention in Enugu, was off the record and not for publication.

The Guild said that despite the announcement of this agreement, “a senior journalist and member of the Guild, Mr. Steve Osuji, published an article based on the presentation on his social media platforms, breaching our Code of Ethics on confidentiality.”

The professional body said that it “takes this professional misconduct seriously and has announced the suspension of Mr. Osuji from our professional body for one year, effective immediately.”

The NGE apologized to the Director-General of the SSS and the institution he represents for the embarrassment caused by Osuji’s actions, while reaffirming its “commitment to upholding the highest standards of journalism and ensuring that our members adhere to our code of ethics.”

The NGE said that “Mr Osuji will have the opportunity to appeal this decision.”

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