Osagie

Ex-Sun MD launches ThisNigeria newspaper

By Raphael Adenaike Former Managing Director/Editor-in-chief of The Sun Newspaper, Mr Eric Osagie has joined the league of newspaper publishers in the country following the launch of ThisNigeria, a national newspaper. The newspaper which was launched in Lagos on Monday, September 28, 2020, will be available in weekly print edition and daily online edition on www.thisnigeria.com […]

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Eleven journalists nominated for 2020 African Fact-Checking Awards

Eleven journalists have been named as finalists for the 2020 edition of the African Fact-Checking Awards. According to the shortlist announced by the organisers of the award, Africa Check four of the seven in the race for the Fact Check of the Year by a working journalist are Nigerians, while two other Nigerians also made

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communication

Vacancy: National Public Information Officer

The office for the Coordination and Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Abuja invites application for the position of a National Public Information Officer. The Public Information Officer needs to possess excellent written and spoken communications skills and a good understanding of media practices in Nigeria. Experience with social media tools and platforms, or experience in storytelling

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‘What journalists should know about successful book writing and publishing’

  Olukorede S. Yishau is an award-winning journalist, novelist and short-story writer. His first novel, In the Name of Our Father, has been a subject of thesis by students in Nigerian universities. It was published by Parrésia Publishers Limited in 2018 and described by two-time Booker finalist Chigozie Obioma as a ‘work of deceptive simplicity’.

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Can journalists save journalism?

In his keynote address at the just concluded Investigative Reporters and Editors IRE20 Virtual conference, acclaimed American investigative journalist, Ronan Farrow among other thought-provoking statements said: “The only people who can save journalism are journalists.” Farrow is author of the best-selling “Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators.” His 2019 book

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