communication

VACANCY – Communication specialist

The Centre for Communication and Social Impact (CCSI), formerly known as the Center for Communication Programs Nigeria (CCPN) has a vacancy for the position of Communication Specialist. Duty Station –  Abuja Duration –  Three Years Deadline –  13 June 2020  Education and Experience/qualifications: • Post Graduate Degree/Diploma in Public Relations/Development/Mass Communication or related subjects of similar scope with

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Asejere

Asejere launches website

More than a year after the print version hit the newsstand, Asejere, an indigenous tabloid in Yoruba language has launched its website, www.asejere.net The website according to the publishers will serve to further reach out to its teeming readers, and it will continue to focus on connecting and promoting commerce and entrepreneurs among the people

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media, Public Relations

Vacancies: Director of Public Relations, Advertising

Vacancies exist for the following position in a leading conglomerate with offices nationwide seeking to engage experienced, intelligent, passionate and self-driven industry professionals. The company offers a very competitive and attractive remuneration packages in a very dynamic and exciting work environment. Director of Public Relations Requirements and Skills A minimum of 15 years working experience

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media

COVID-19: What media, journalists must do to survive- Adesina

He has seen both the practical and theoretical aspects of mass media in his almost four decades in the profession. With practical journalism experience in Nigeria and in Europe before returning to the classroom to impart his experience and knowledge, Dr Kola Adesina is currently the head of the department of awards winning mass communication

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COVID-19

COVID-19: Best practices for investigative reporting in Africa.

Writer and Life Coach, Jewel Onyeneke reports on the review and tips for improved investigative reporting of COVID-19 during a recent webinar by the Global Investigative Journalists Network (GIJN)   Following the outbreak of COVID-19, there have been various training to assess and improve on the reporting of the disease and impact globally.  A webinar

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