Media Trial Is Not Justice: Why the Courts—Not Headlines—Must Decide Guilt
As political discourse intensifies ahead of the 2027 Enugu governorship election, the importance of upholding the rule of law and responsible journalism cannot be overstated. This article argues that allegations should never be treated as proof of guilt and that only a competent court of law has the constitutional authority to determine criminal liability. It further emphasizes that the electorate should judge political leaders based on their vision, competence, and commitment to public service, while allowing the judicial process to proceed independently and without prejudice.
Site manager·Aug 02, 2026
