Editor-in-Chief of Premium Times, Dapo Olorunyomi, in this interview with Seye Joseph at the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism’s stakeholders meeting in Lagos recently speaks on the operations of Premium Times and other media issues in the industry. What prompted the idea of starting Premium Times? Premium Times is a child of necessity; let’s […]
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With more than three decades in journalism and broadcasting, Diran Onifade, formerly of the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) spoke with Seye Joseph at the Creating Shared Value Media Workshop organized by Nestle in Lagos. He explained how young journalists can make it in the profession and other crucial issues. Can you take us through your
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Olumide Iyanda erstwhile Saturday Editor of Daily Independent in this interview with Seye Joseph speaks on a new Sunday newspaper, The Niche to be launched soon and other career issues. Most journalists are not known to stay in a particular media organisation throughout their career . They usually work in three to four media
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Dotun Adebayo is an accomplished Nigerian media professional who has lived in the United Kingdom for almost fifty years. Honoured by the Queen of England with the prestigious Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) award in 2009, Adebayo has published three bestseller novels, has been presenting the award-winning global news magazine programme
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Dotun Adebayo is an accomplished Nigerian media professional who has lived in the United Kingdom for almost fifty years. Honoured by the Queen of England with the prestigious Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) award in 2009, Adebayo has published three bestseller novels, has been presenting the award-winning global news magazine programme
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By Shola Oshunkeye, Sun Newspapers It can’t be easy being a presidential spokesman. Not now. Not at any time in history. Whether you speak for a well-loved president, a man of history like President Goodluck Jonathan, or a much-hated tyrant in the tower of power like the late maximum ruler of Nigeria, General Sani Abacha,
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Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Sun Newspaper, Femi Adesina is one of the two contestants for the Presidency of the Nigeria Guild of Editors. In this interview published in The Sun of February 27, 2013, Adesina shares his vision for the editor’s group. Why do you wish to be President of the Nigeria Guild of Editors? I’m
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Malam Tukur Abdulrahman is the Managing Director/Editor-in-Chief of the New Nigerian Newspapers Limited. He had edited the vernacular Gaskiya Ta fi Kwabo and the flagship New Nigerian daily, both belonging to the company. He tells Abdulaziz ABDULAZIZ of Blueprint Newspaper his reasons for contesting the position of President of the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE)
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Segun Adeniyi, erstwhile presidential spokesman, is a popular journalist, and now, a very visible author. His last book, “Power, Politics and Death” is still selling hot in Lagos Traffic, several months after it was released. I delayed the request for the interview until now to confirm he achieved the rare feat of making millions from
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National Mirror newspapers marked two years of its re-launch last month. Billionaire businessman and publisher of the newspapers, Dr. Jimoh Ibrahim, talks to YEMI ADEBOWALE of Thisday Newspapers, about the challenges and progress made so far in the last two years The re-packaged National Mirror was two years old last December. How interesting and how
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