Mailafia's comment on Kaduna killing: NBC fines media station N5m- A Lagos-based media outfit, Nigeria Info 99.3FM, has been fined N5 million by NBC - The radio station was slammed with fine because its platform was used to make "unverified claims" - Obadiah Mailafia, former CBN chief, had on Monday made some comments on the killing in the north through the radio station PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Nigeria Info 99.3FM, a popular radio station in Lagos, has been slammed with a sum of N5 million by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC). The fine was imposed on the radio station on Thursday, August 13, by the regulatory commission, because it allegedly provided its platform to be used to promote unverifiably and inciting views. Coming on the heels of a comment made by a former deputy governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Obadiah Mailaifa, NBC in a statement said it was concerned with "the unprofessional conduct of Nigeria Info 99.3FM, Lagos, in the handling of the Programme, “Morning Cross Fire." Recommended for you "Thank you for everything, legend": Pocolee, Nigerian fans gather to celebr... Mailafia, while speaking on the radio on August 10, 2020, had claimed that some governors are contributing to the festering insecurity in the country by providing financial and moral support for the Boko Haram terrorists and bandits. Reacting, NBC said Mailafia's claims are unverified and are capable of inciting violence in the country amid mounting security threats, saying for that reason the radio station is fined. "Mailafia Obadiah’s comments on the “Southern Kaduna Crisis”, were devoid of facts and by broadcasting same to the public, Nigeria Info 99.3FM, is in violation of the following sections of the Nigeria Broadcasting Code," NBC said. PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Obadiah Mailafia has opened up on his interrogation by the Department of State Services (DSS). Mailafia was invited by the DSS over a claim he made that a governor from northern Nigeria is one of the commanders of Boko Haram. Recommended for you "My daughter stole my husband": Jealous daughter declares mom a rival in qu... The former CBN chief made the claim while being interviewed by a popular radio station on Monday, August 10. Group asks DSS, Police to investigate Omo-Agege | Legit TV Source: Legit.ng - A Lagos-based media outfit, Nigeria Info 99.3FM, has been fined N5 million by NBC - The radio station was slammed with fine because its platform was used to make "unverified claims" - Obadiah Mailafia, former CBN chief, had on Monday made some comments on the killing in the north through the radio station PAY ATTENTION PAY ATTENTION Legit.ng Group asks DSS, Police to investigate Omo-Agege