Vunderkind
Social Member
The PUNCH newspaper has threatened to sue the Vanguard, Sun and ThisDay newspapers over a fake advert carried by the papers on different days.
The aggrieved news agency has given the papers five days to tender a public apology which must be published prominently on their front page or face a court case.
According to Linda Ikeji, the issue started when a faceless group called 'Agents for Collective Transparency' which is openly anti-Jonathan 'photoshopped the cover pages of Punch newspapers and put copies of the pictures in advert form and gave Thisday, Sun & Vanguard to publish as advert, which the papers did.'
PUNCH newspaper says this move has affected its image of political neutrality and that the photoshopped headline which was a GEJ-antagonistic post was never published on their own paper as they were fake stories.
So far, Vanguard, ThisDay and The Sun are yet to respond.
The aggrieved news agency has given the papers five days to tender a public apology which must be published prominently on their front page or face a court case.
According to Linda Ikeji, the issue started when a faceless group called 'Agents for Collective Transparency' which is openly anti-Jonathan 'photoshopped the cover pages of Punch newspapers and put copies of the pictures in advert form and gave Thisday, Sun & Vanguard to publish as advert, which the papers did.'
PUNCH newspaper says this move has affected its image of political neutrality and that the photoshopped headline which was a GEJ-antagonistic post was never published on their own paper as they were fake stories.
So far, Vanguard, ThisDay and The Sun are yet to respond.
