A disturbing incident unfolded in Bayelsa State yesterday as thugs disrupted an All Progressives Congress (APC) press briefing, leaving several journalists injured.
Tife Owolabi, Chairman of the Federated Correspondents' Chapel, and Jacobson Park of People's FM 93.1 were among those harmed.
The attackers destroyed property and assaulted attendees before security forces intervened.
Despite the chaos, the briefing resumed, with APC Chairman Jonah Abeke announcing the indefinite suspension of seven members for alleged anti-party activities.
Abeke condemned the violence, emphasizing the importance of peaceful political discourse.
This incident raises concerns about journalist safety and Nigeria's political climate.
The injured journalists are recovering, and investigations are ongoing.
The APC has faced internal conflicts and suspensions in recent times.
This event highlights the need for civility and respect in Nigeria's political landscape.
Will this incident spark meaningful change, or will violence continue to mar Nigeria's politics?
