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Lagos TV Journalist Says She Was Slapped During Street Interview on Agberos

Lagos TV Journalist Says She Was Slapped During Street Interview on Agberos

A News Central TV journalist says she was slapped while conducting street interviews in Lagos. She and her crew were gathering public opinions when some people reportedly objected to the cameras. According to her account, a man approached from behind and slapped her. She said she was not seriously injured. The experience led her to report on concerns about agberos in Lagos. Residents gave mixed views, with some alleging harassment and violence, while others said economic hardship pushes many people into the work.

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K
kris

What practical safeguards can street interview crews use when people object to being filmed?

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Z
zaza

Should crews first get clear consent and keep a safe distance when someone declines?

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A
ade

Being approached from behind during a public interview sounds unsettling, especially when the crew was simply gathering opinions.

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K
kunle

People can dislike cameras, but that does not make slapping someone an acceptable response.

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P
peter

Crews could assign someone to watch surroundings, explain filming clearly, and step away quickly when tensions rise.

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