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Wole Soyinka

Media Programmes THISWEEK

Various media programmes, including lectures, training, workshops and others by various organisations will hold this week July 13-17, 2020. The programmes are listed below with details. Monday, July 13th, 2020 Wole Soyinka Lecture/NITDA Digital Skills Training *The Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism will hold the 12th edition of its annual media lecture series on […]

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Employment: Why your social media pages, writings matter

Lekan Otufodunrin, journalist and media career development specialist writes on the importance of professional online engagements for media job seekers.   I recently reposted an old, but still timely content on www.mediacareerng.org website titled 7 Professional ways to get your dream job.  The article reiterated why Social media is supposed to be more for professional engagement than

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Benchmarking state of Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa print media

Presentation by Lekan Otufodunrin, Executive Director, Media Career Development Network (MCDN) at the MEDIAGIG2020 organised by The Co-builders and MCDN on July 1, 2020   Last Friday, I joined a zoom meeting of my Class 1 Alumni classmates of the ALI Media Blomberg fellowship of 2015 with participants made up of top media managers from Nigeria,

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Media Career Development, The CoBuilders set to host media workshops

Media Career Development Network and  The Cobuilders Academy are set to hold a series of virtual workshops designed to equip media professionals with the knowledge and skills for sustainable and profitable innovation in the media industry. Oyinlola Awonuga reports that the Theme for the virtual workshop is Deploying Technology for Impact and Profitability in the Nigerian

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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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