Omo! South Korea just do am again o! Dem don come talk say dem go reclassify North Korea’s Rodong Sinmun newspaper. You sabi dis paper wey no dey allow people read before? Na now dem go fit read am just like any regular newspaper. E be like say dem want make everybody sabi wetin dey happen for North Korea small small.

This new move na big flex from President Lee Jae Myung, wey dey try change wetin don dey happen for the country before. E mean say citizens no go need special approval to even see this paper, but you go fit find am only for certain places like the Unification Ministry. Na dem dey ginger our people to know more about wetin dey happen for their neighbours, despite say the two countries still dey gist with war tongues.

As e be now, South Korea still dey dia as we dey shout say dem still dey officially at war with North Korea, the nuclear-powered neighbour. But dem don realize say the ban wey dey stop people from checking out North Korean media dey too tight. Now, dem wan slack am small to allow citizens access some of their propaganda materials. Dem gree say this paper no go be special materials again.

Na wetin President Lee talk be say, “E no make sense to treat our citizens like dem be small pikin wey fit fall for propaganda.” Na him dey push for make citizens get right to know wetin dey go on for North. E mean say even our escapees fit get chance to access some of the information wey dey vitally dey spray since e no go dey easy for dem people to just read am anyhow before.

Dem don already plan say from next week, dem go make it easier for South Koreans to read Rodong Sinmun without much wahala. But make I yarn you truth, online access to their websites still dey banned. Anything wey concern North Korea wey fit tiff peace just dey under lock and key.

Dem don talk say this whole reclassification na part of how dem wan build inter-Korean relations, even if e mean say dem still dey control some of the information. E still good make we sabi wetin dey happen around us, na im go help us understand better and maybe one day, we go fit settle matter.