Taiwo Adebulu of The Cable Newspaper, Nigeria has won the *Fact-Check of the Year by a Working Journalist award organized by Africa Check. He won with his entry: “Nigeria told UN that 7 varsities run strictly on renewable energy, but is this true?” https://bit.ly/37sJKSF In response to his award, Adebulu tweeted: Amidst the chaos and […]
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PAGED Initiative in collaboration with Free Press Unlimited is implementing a “Covid-19 Media Response project in Northern Nigeria. Through media reports and advocacy, the project aims to enlighten a variety of audiences on the social, economic and developmental impacts of Covid-19 and to shed light on the many challenges faced at the grass-root level. We
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The attack on The Nation Newspaper on Wednesday afternoon supposedly as part of the #ENDSARS protests was carried out by armed men on motorcycles who invaded the headquarters of the media house on Fatai Atere Way, Matori, Lagos. The office of Television Continental (TVC) had earlier been burnt down by hoodlums, while attempts to raze
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The International Press Centre, IPC, has expressed concern about developments on the #ENDSARS and #ENDSWAT protests, especially the targeting of media institutions and harassment of journalists. IPC in a statement on Wednesday by its Executive Director, Mr Lanre Arogundade condemned the attack on Television Continental (TVC) as well as the molestation of the journalists and
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The Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) has condemned the shooting and killing of unarmed protesters by security men in different parts of the country over the #ENDSARS protests. The Guild in a statement on Wednesday demanded that President Muhammadu Buhari should address the nation to calm frayed nerves. While noting that there is nothing wrong
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As the #ENDSARS protests in Lagos continue to escalate, Chairman of the Lagos Council of the Nigerian Union of Journalists, Dr Qasim Akinreti offers tips on how journalists and media managers in the state should take necessary precautions. Dearest colleagues, As you go out to cover the current developments across Lagos please kindly remember the
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A new Civil Society Organisation (CSO) dedicated to the twin issues of journalism and development, with office in Jabi, Abuja, requires for immediate employment, a Programmes Officer. Number of positions: 1 Responsibilities • Develops and implements the programmes of JADESeminars. These include but not limited to: Initiating programme ideas and writing proposals Resource
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More than ever before, journalists need to master storytelling as media consumption habits keep changing due to a combination of access to the internet, mobile telephony and evolving digital technology Founder/Director The Journalism Clinic, Taiwo Obe stated this in a presentation at a virtual workshop in commemoration of the 55th birthday of Mr HAKEEM BELLO,
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Mr. Aliu Akoshile, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief, NatureNews and former Managing Director/Editor-in-Chief of the Daily Times in this online interview with Lekan Otufodunrin spoke on his recent rescue work in the Daily Times, new media project and the way out of the challenges in the industry. Your exit from Daily Times came as a surprise considering some major
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Juliana Francis, Head of the Crime Desk at New Telegraph Newspapers who has covered the Police beat for about 18 years, was the lead discussant at a webinar organized by PlatformAfrica on the state of the Nigeria Police on Saturday. She offers insights on the rot in the Police Force over the years and suggests
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