By Dayo Emmanuel For long, media practice in Nigeria has been more of a sacrifice than a job that has much benefit. Like the teaching profession whose reward is often said to be in heaven, the reward of journalists sometimes can be said to be in the celestial since journalists sometime do not get full […]
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By Abiodun Alade, MCS Reporter The 2013 edition of the Nigeria Photography Expo and Conference will hold from April 29th to May 2nd, 2013 at Our Place, 7, Olufunmi Okikiolu street, off Toyin street, Opebi, Lagos state. There will be seminar on topics like Street and Documentary Photography (SDP), Wedding Photography (WPH), Best Business Practices
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March 15 is the deadline for the Diageo Africa Business Reporting Awards. The Awards recognise journalists and editors who provide high quality coverage of the business environment in Africa. It recognise the fact that better business journalism plays an important role in Africa’s investment flows and generates more business interest on the continent. Who can
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The School of Media and Communication, Pan-African University has called for registration for its Certificate in Media Enterprise (CME). This programme will run from April 9th to July 23rd 2013 at the Victoria Island campus of the university. According to Doris Onyejeose, Marketing Manager School of Media and Communication the CME is a general management
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He is a journalists’ journalist. If you call him a veteran, you would not be faulted. He joined the pen profession in 1962 and for decades, he discharged his duty to the admiration of his readers. His decision to go into journalism was not accidental. “While I was in school I had some role models.
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By Lekan Otufodunrin Last Thursday, while searching for a term I was not familiar with on Google, I stumbled on an article titled: 5 Ways to spot bad employees…before they are hired I was curious about what it means to be a bad employee and clicked to read the article. One of the five ways
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By Lekan Otufodunrin Last Thursday, while searching for a term I was not familiar with on Google, I stumbled on an article titled: 5 Ways to spot bad employees…before they are hired I was curious about what it means to be a bad employee and clicked to read the article. One of the five ways
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By Alade Abiodun, MCS Reporter The Nigeria Media Merit Award has called for entries for the 2013 edition of the event. The 2013 award open to all men and women practicing journalism in Nigeria covers publication and broadcast 2012. The categories for the print media include Bashorun M.K.O. Abiola prize for Sports Reporter of the
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Human Rights Watch (“HRW”) is seeking a full-time Nigeria Researcher with its Africa Division. The Researcher, ideally based in Abuja, will be responsible for developing and implementing a research and advocacy agenda focusing on human rights conditions in Nigeria. Qualification for the position is an advanced (graduate) degree in international relations, journalism, law, or social
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A media Non Governmental Organisation urgently requires the services of experienced Nigerian radio broadcasters to train younger people in communication skills, in various locations across the country. The ideal persons are those currently free-lancing and could start the assignment within the next 2 weeks, and will be available full-time for the duration of six (6)
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