Interviews

‘My demanding, dangerous, revealing experience covering security’

Her vast experience stands her out as one of the foremost Crime and Security journalists in Nigeria. In this interview with Media Career Development Network, Crime and Security Correspondent and Presenter with Africa Independent Television, Patricia Ada Bisong Ononye, recalls her journey to covering security, the high and low points of her career, views on […]

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Broadcasting: Keep Learning, Keep Improving, Keep It Professional – Oloyede

Veteran broadcaster and author Bimbo Oloyede recently spoke on ARISE News about her 50 years in media. The conversation touched on many issues including how women were once boxed into certain roles on air, how far the technology has come, and what she still thinks matters most for anyone trying to build a real career

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What I learned as a journalist in government – Olaniyonu

Former Sunday Editor of THISDAY Newspaper, Alhaji Yusuph Olaniyonu was Commissioner for Information in Ogun State and later Media Adviser to the Senate President. In this 60th birthday interview with Lekan Otufodunrin, he shares his key life and career lessons.     Clocking milestone ages comes with some unique feelings. What does marking your 60th birthday

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‘My forays into Journalistic Evangelism’

Pauline Walley-Daniels, Ph.D. is an ordained Prophetic-Deliverance Apostle who teaches the Word of God with dramatic demonstrations. She is the President of Pauline Walley Evangelistic Ministries and Christian Communications, the CEO of Overcomers House Institutes, and the Prophetic Deliverance Theological Training Institute, which includes the School of Intensive Training for Leadership Equipment and the School of Deliverance in New

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‘Journalism has given me a name that opened doors’

The Managing Director and Editor-In-Chief of FrontPage (frontpageng.com), Mr Sakibu Olokojobi, recently clocked 60. In this interview, the former Deputy Editor of Compass and National Mirror reviews his life and career journeys, among other issues.  Clocking milestone ages comes with some feelings. For you, what does clocking 60 mean?  Clocking the milestone age of 60,

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June 12: ‘We proved that the pen is mightier than their guns, bullets’

Former Editor and Deputy Editor-in-Chief of The PUNCH, Mr Bola Bolawole, is one of the journalists awarded national award by President Bola Tinubu for their contributions to the restoration of democracy. In this interview, Bolawole reacts to the award and recalls the pro-democracy battles fought by him and other management and staff of The PUNCH.

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‘How ChatJourno is different from other AI tools’

Ayomikunle Daramola is a product manager and journalist passionate about using technology and story-telling to drive social impact. In this interview, the Senior Reporter with TheCable shares updates on his AI product, ChatJourno, it’s unique features, the ultimate goal of the tool and how journalists can maximise AI and other digital tools to enhance their

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‘How journalists can maximise digital tools, enhance practice’

Founder, JournoTECH in London, Elfredah Kelvin-Alerechi, who started her journalism career as a reporter and correspondent in Rivers State, Nigeria, is also the Chief Executive Officer, The Colonist Report UK and  Africa independent investigative organisations. With nearly a decade of experience as a technologist, web builder, app developer, researcher, and investigative journalist, she built and

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