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Beyond the Newsroom: Blueprint for Journalists

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In a rapidly changing media landscape, where professional ethics is highly devalued, a valuable roadmap is needed to navigate the challenges of the digital era and prepare for life beyond the newsroom. Emphasising adaptability, professionalism, and a proactive approach to career development; to ensure journalists are well-equipped, the Executive Director of Media Career Development Network […]

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UI DIAMOND F.M Manager bags PH.D at ACU

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It was joy all the way as University of Ibadan DIAMOND F.M Radio Station Manager, Paul Anthony Emokhare successfully defended his doctoral dissertation at Ajayi Crowther University, Oyo. Dr. Emokhare who worked on “Management Structure and Programme Output of Campus Radio Stations in Federal Universities in South West Nigeria” was supervised by the Deputy Vice

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35 years on: Salute to my media career mentors

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Abdulwarees Solanke, Deputy Director and Head of Department of Strategic Planning & Corporate Development Voice of Nigeria pays tribute to two of his mentors in his media career. Mentors come as rainbow, in different colours, all appealing. Their roles in our lives remain the same. They give us direction. They bring out the best in

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Director of Research and Programme Development at the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons and Other Related Matters (NAPTIP)), Dr. Godwin Morka

‘Journalists should be regarded as critical stakeholders’

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Director of Research and Programme Development at the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons and Other Related Matters (NAPTIP), Dr. Godwin Morka, has urged corporate organisations, government bodies, and agencies to treat journalists as critical stakeholders rather than mere recipients of “brown envelopes.” Speaking during the launch of a book authored by

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Book Launch on Child Trafficking

Adesina commends Juliana Francis’s Book on Child Trafficking

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“Racy. Pulsating. That is how I can describe this book. It held me spellbound as I read it, and I could barely drop it to do other things till I got to the last page. I kept telling myself; that Juliana has gone haywire with her pen.” These are the words Former Special Adviser to

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More worldwide opportunities with deadlines in September

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For journalists seeking media programmes and opportunities to enhance their careers, Check out these opportunities with deadlines and apply. If you need assistance to meet some of the requirements contact us: Email: info@mediacareerng.org Phone: 08050498530 TRAINING! DEADLINE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 Don’t miss this 5-day training on Drone Journalism organised by @Code4Africa, which will provide

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Insightful time with amazing female journalists

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An intern with Media Career Development Network(MCDN), Alimot Akinsanya shares her learning experience at the 5th Fellowship Induction and Award of the Report Women Female Reporters Leadership Programme. I recently had the privilege of attending the 5th edition of the Report Women Female Reporters Leadership Programme Fellowship Induction and Award event, organised by the

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The Punch’s Features Editor bags Chevening Scholarship

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Samson Folarin, the Features Editor of the Weekend Punch, has been awarded a Chevening Scholarship for his postgraduate studies in the United Kingdom. He will be studying Investigative Journalism at the City University of London for the current academic year. Folarin, who was the former Editor of PUNCH Metro, is among the 44 Chevening scholars

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FRLP: Female reporters inducted fellows, win awards

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Twelve outstanding female reporters have been inducted as Fellows of the Report Women! Female Reporters’ Leadership Programme (FRLP) organised by the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) with the support of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Three of the new fellows won prizes for their exceptional performance on executed leadership projects to enhance

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Ogunseye: Worthy media ambassador

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Editorial: On August 30, 2023, the Former Sunday Editor of The Punch and Head of BBC, West Africa, Toyosi Ogunseye was announced as the new President & CEO of Presidential Precinct, a United States-based organisation that engages and inspires emerging leaders to address the most pressing challenges in their countries. Her appointment according to the

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