By Samson Adeyanju Students reporters from various institutions in Nigeria under the auspices of Campus life have published the maiden edition of the “Who – Is-Who In Campus Life”, which is aimed at bringing together the offsprings of the late Mrs. Ngozi Agbo and to brought to remembrance the late matriarch. Speaking on the development, […]
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Within ten months of her first full time employment as a journalist, Hannah Ojo has benefited from three journalism opportunities; trip to New York, Kenya and funded investigative assignment. Read and learn from her experience. Three journalism opportunities have stood out for me since 2015 till date. In May 2015, barely a month after being
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African Press Organisation {APO} has launched “ www.Africa-Newsroom.com”, said to be the Next Generation Solution for Press Release Distribution and Integrated Marketing Dedicated to Africa. The launch was announced in a press release by the organization in Dakar, Senegal on Tuesday. According to the press release, the site www.Africa-Newsroom.com is the Africa’s first of its kind all-in-one
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Gilbert Alasa, award winning journalist and blogger writes on the death of the traditional media and the media of the future. Blogs. Digital media. Data. Apps. Proprietary platforms. Content marketing. SEO. These are just some of the jargons that most journalists just don’t want to hear these days. And the reasons are simple: they just
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Lekan Otufodunrin, journalist and media career development specialist, paints a gloomy picture of the state of the media in Nigeria and suggests options open to traditional journalists to remain relevant in the industry. Have you ever been on board a plane and the pilot announced that passengers should prepare for crash-landing due to some circumstances
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Lekan Otufodunrin, journalist and media career development specialist, paints a gloomy picture of the state of the media in Nigeria and suggests options open to traditional journalists to remain relevant in the industry. Have you ever been on board a plane and the pilot announced that passengers should prepare for crash-landing due to some circumstances
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Emeka Opara, Director, Corporate Communications & CSR, Airtel Nigeria writes on crucial issues in PR practice in Nigeria, highlighting the challenges and opportunities. Two unrelated incidents conspired to compel me to eventually make this intervention, which I have been planning forever. One was a personal experience a professional colleague shared with me, recently-a story that
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Have you ever wished you were not a journalist? Lekan Otufodunrin writes on the way out of this dilemma. Some years ago I started a presentation at a training programme for some middle level journalists by asking them a question that must have caught some of them off guard. ” If you really wished you
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The African Council for Communication Education (ACCE) in conjunction with the Department Of Linguistics and Communication Studies, University of Port Harcourt, has announced its Call for Papers for the 18th National Conference/AGM tagged UNIPORT 2016. The theme for this year conference is “Communication and Economic Development” while the sub-themes are as follow: 1. Media For
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Digital technology is no longer new to Nigerians as almost everyone is affiliated in one way or the other. From phones to computers to other digital devices, Nigerians have their lives saddled with various digital media platforms and have to keep up with multiple processes and activities to stay on point. Unfortunately, keeping it all
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