Only evidence-based journalism can curb fake news on COVID-19, others – Oloja

The Editor-in-Chief of The Guardian, Mr. Martins Oloja, has said that only evidence-based journalism can curb fake reports ravaging the media regarding COVID-19 pandemic and other science-based issues in the country.

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