Ambode to regulate newspapers, magazines, online media

To keep track of media publications, print and online, the Lagos State Government has commenced the process of reviewing the existing Newspaper Law Cap No 2 of 2003, with a view to making it more effective and in tune with modern day reality.

Gbenga Salau

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