Media career specialist, Lekan Otufodunrin writes on how journalists can earn commensurate income with their qualifications and experience. I can hear a resounding No in response to the the above headline from most journalists reading this piece, if not all. In an undercapitalised business like ours in the country which is experiencing depression, in more […]
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By Hannah Ojo The Institute for War and Peace Reporting (IWPR), Abuja has held the second phase of its investigative reporting training on corruption in the security sector. The week-long training which commenced on Monday 14th of March 2016 was held in Abuja. The training is part of activities under the Access Nigeria Project organized
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The United Nations Women has launched an innovative partnership with 35 leading media houses to galvanise attention and concrete action toward women’s rights and gender equality. The compact was signed at the ongoing 60th session of the Commission on the Status of Women, holding at the UN Headquarters in New York. The leading media houses
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A new book titled “Media Language and Ideologies” will on Wednesday, March 30, be presented to the public at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ), Lagos. The book written by Dr. Dele Omojuyigbe, Former Head of General Studies Department of the Institute. The author in an interview said the book is meant to call journalists
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By Samson Adeyanju Christian Journalists Fellowship, Journalists for Christ (JFC) will on Saturday host the Coordinator, Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigate Journalism (WSCIJ), Motunrayo Alaka, as guest speaker for its monthly meeting in Lagos. In a statement by the fellowship, Alaka will be speak on the theme “Maximising Media Awards, Fellowships and Trainings” at the
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United States based journalist and anti-human trafficking advocate Bukola Oriola speaks on how Nigerian journalists can change their mindset and take advantage of various opportunities offered by the new media
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United States based journalist and anti-human trafficking advocate Bukola Oriola speaks on how Nigerian journalists can change their mindset and take advantage of various opportunities offered by the new media.
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Lekan Otufodunrin, Media career development specialist writes on how easily develop a bank for story ideas One of the errands interns are frequently sent in a media house I used to work, is helping to withdraw or deposit money in banks. When I asked one of them how many banks she has been to, she
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African journalists who have active interest in health and cardiovascular disease are invited to enter for a competition to become the official WCC 2016 Africa Correspondent for the World Congress of Cardiology & Cardiovascular Health 2016 (WCC 2016), taking place in Mexico City, 4-7 June 2016. WCC 2016, organized by the World Heart Federation, will
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Iyabo Oyawale, work-at-home mum, author , seminar speaker, business growth strategist, retired-but-not-tired journalist and Internet nerd in her latest write up on her website askiyabooyawale.com writes on lessons journalism can teach you about life. Click and read: More about Oyawale later and what journalists can learn from her new line of work.
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