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As a newscaster, you must understand that a news story is still a story - it has a beginning, it has a middle and there’s an ending.
You must tell the listener THAT story.
Also, every news story or bulletin is different, hence your delivery or reading must be different.
You must tell the listener THAT story.
Also, every news story or bulletin is different, hence your delivery or reading must be different.
For example, you cannot read a story on state budget and one on a flooding disaster with the same tone - there has to be a difference in the delivery.
I also read up on something several years ago - learn to emphasize on the right words.
I also read up on something several years ago - learn to emphasize on the right words.
Sometimes, newscasters get carried away by the sound of their voices and they end up stressing the wrong words in their bulletins.
When you emphasize on the wrong words, the impact of that story might be lost along the way.
When you emphasize on the wrong words, the impact of that story might be lost along the way.
Will the Nigerian government do the right thing to either release #JonesAbiri unconditionally or charge him to court TODAY? Two years in detention without trial is a travesty of democracy, that's if #Nigeria is still a democracy?
Our silence is the ONLY reason why Nigerian leaders feel they can do whatever they want, even if it is against the law. Today, it is #JonesAbiri, tomorrow it can be you, or me again? The #Nigerianmedia must come out of its shell and speak against this abuse of power.
#JonesAbiri is detained for II yrs without trial, yet the @NGRPresident & his lieutenants had the audacity to attend #IPIWoCo ceremony, claiming they encouraged liberal media? There is no crime that warrants a person to be confined for II yrs without trial. #FreeJonesAbiri now.
