ENDSARS protest victims

Journalists must master storytelling, engagement- Obe

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, […]

Journalists must master storytelling, engagement- Obe Read More »

‘How to excel and remain relevant in the media industry’

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

‘How to excel and remain relevant in the media industry’ Read More »

Wole Soyinka Award

Media Programmes THISWEEK ( October 19- 24, 2020)

Media Programmes and activities scheduled to hold this week include training, election, call for applications, deadlines, among others between Monday, October 19- Saturday, October 24, 2020. The programmes compiled by Oyinlola Awonuga are listed below with details. MONDAY, October 19, 2020 Migration and Journalism Congress A journalist and migration expert, Tobore  Ovuorie, is set to

Media Programmes THISWEEK ( October 19- 24, 2020) Read More »

Image of the end SARS campaign

16 Story/Report focus on reporting #ENDSARS protest

There are various dimensions to the #ENDSARS protest which the media should be focusing on. Lekan Otufodunrin suggests some possible story ideas for consideration. Peaceful protests The protests have been substantially peaceful except for a few incidents where some hoodlums attacked the protesters in some states resulting in some persons being wounded or killed. What

16 Story/Report focus on reporting #ENDSARS protest Read More »

media

Key advice for journalists: Take responsibility for your career, be conflict sensitive

By Dayo Emmanuel Executive Director of Media Career Development Network (MCDN), Lagos, Mr. Lekan Otufodunrin has advised journalists to take personal responsibility for their career and not leave it to their employer’s. Otufodunrin gave the advice at a workshop for journalists in Bayelsa State organised by MCDN and sponsored by the United States Consulate General,

Key advice for journalists: Take responsibility for your career, be conflict sensitive Read More »

journalism

“This is the sort of journalism we need”

Excerpt from DISTORTION, mental health crime fiction novel by Ejiro Umukoro is a multi-award-winning Broadcaster, Investigative Journalist and Social Entrepreneur Umu-Oti was in an uproar. There was pandemonium. Tears flowed from many faces. Children wailed and adults screamed expletives. They had never seen anything like that before in their town. All roads led to the Skills Acquisition

“This is the sort of journalism we need” Read More »

ENDSARS

#ENDSARS: Missing elements in traditional media coverage

Against the background of criticism of coverage of the #ENDSARS protests by the traditional media, we asked a digital media expert to highlight the missing elements. Below is his verdict. 1.While some of the TV stations have had noteworthy interviews, most traditional media outfits simply have not used online tools and data journalism practices effectively.

#ENDSARS: Missing elements in traditional media coverage Read More »