The Advertising Practitioners Council off Nigeria, APCON, is ready to curb the activities of Lagos State Signage & Advertisement Agency, LASAA, in Lagos. According to Thisday Newspaper report, this is sequel to the provisions of the Act establishing APCON which makes it the supreme regulatory body as far as advertising industry is concern in […]
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Journalists for Democratic Rights, JODER, has raised alarm over fresh death threat and arson against journalists reporting the thread of ethnic conflicts in some parts of the country. JODER in a release on Tuesday signed by its Assistant Programme Office, Akinwale Kasali, said free speech which is one of principles of democracy is facing renewed
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By Rhoda Olorunfemi Ace journalist and publisher of Business Eye, Mrs. Ibim Semenitari has urged journalists to take necessary steps to enable them succeed given the changes in the profession. Semenitari made the call at the March edition of the Journalists For Christ fellowship to mark this year’s International Women’s Day with the theme ‘How
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New report has revealed that government is not pro-active in deepening government/citizen engagement on it social media despite huge amount of money disbursed by the Federal Government. According to New Telegraph report, with over N252.3 billion budgeted by various ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs) and 36 state governments this year to deepen e-government in Nigeria,
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The Nigerian Guild of Editors, NGE, has said that the Nigerian government should be committed to protecting it citizens in South Africa, foreign countries. According to Vanguard report, in its first quarterly Standing Committee Meeting held in Osogbo, Osun State, the guild said it deliberated on issues affecting the guild and the nation. In a
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All is set for this year’s Leadership Conference and Awards which holds today at the Abuja International conference centre. According to Leadership report, the list of dignitaries who confirmed their participation has continued to swell with the addition to the list being confirmation by the minister of defence, Brig. General Mansur Dan Ali (Rtd) and
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Rave TV, a broadcast station owned by Agatha Amata has been partnered with, by TheatreMania Africa Festival (TAF) to host a stage play titled ‘Whispers’. The partnership which came few inches to the 2017 edition of TAF is a two-day stage production expected to come up between March 24 and 25 at Rave TV studio,
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The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) have revoked the licences of fifty – four Radio/Television stations due to non-payment of mandatory 60-day window. According to The Nation report, NBC Director General Is-haq Modibbo, who stated this yesterday added that 120 licences that were paid for but which did not go on air within the mandatory two-year
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The board and management of LEADERSHIP Group Ltd will hold this year’s LEADERSHIP Conference and Awards on Friday, March 17. According to Leadership report, the award ceremony will kick-off by 7PM at the Abuja International Conference Centre. The shift became necessary as the National Economic Council (NEC) meeting has been slated for Thursday, March 16.
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Partnership Advocacy for Child and Family Health, PACFaH, has urged the media to actively report issues on health budget and finance. The organisation said this is necessary to ensure that government meets her commitment towards adequate funding of the health sector Health Reform Foundation of Nigeria (HERFON) Programme Officer on PACFaH project, Ms. Aanu’ Rotimi
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