Lekan Otufofodunrin writes on how journalists can maximise opportunities to participate in international media conferences even when they can’t be there physicially. Physically, I did not attend the 2015 UNESCO World Press Freedom Day celebration held in Latvia but I was part of the event in a number of ways. First, I was asked to […]
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When women talk, they talk deeply, driving in the details in a manner that make for profound comprehension. That was the experience recently at the 2015 Women in Journalism conference held in Lagos, writes Hannah Ojo. The day-long conference hosted by Adesuwa Onyenokwe and SeunP of the Nigerian Info FM paraded a galaxy of stars
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Student journalists have been urged to read books about the country and travel widely to be better equipped to understand her complex diversity that often poses a challenge to some journalists. Editor of The Guardian, Mr. Martins Oloja, offered the advice at the Professional Forum of Students of Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ), Ogba, Lagos,
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By Godwin Simon The School of Media and Communication, Pan-Atlantic University has called for enrollment for a Certificate in Media Enterprise (CME) programme. The programme which would commence next month would feature courses geared towards equipping participants with the entrepreneurial spirit and leadership ability required to turn a creative idea into a successful business venture.
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Seye Joseph @seyetweets Wole Soyinka Center for Investigative Journalism has embarked on its House-To-House Training, – an advocacy engagement series to build and enhance investigative reporting desk in media houses. The engagement that was first held at the Nation Newspaper brought together selected journalists in the organisation with Musikilu Mojeed of Premium Times and
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The Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) has initiated a training programme to address the dearth of the culture of investigative reporting in Nigeria and globally, Named, the House-to-House project under its Pro-Engage Series programme, the Centre Coordinator, Motunrayo Alaka said in a statement the Investigative desk reporting advocacy programme is being done in
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The Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) has initiated a training programme to address the dearth of the culture of investigative reporting in Nigeria and globally, Named, the House-to-House project under its Pro-Engage Series programme, the Centre Coordinator, Motunrayo Alaka said in a statement the Investigative desk reporting advocacy programme is being done in
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E-copy edition of Preparing for a Glorious Media Career: Handbook for Mass Communication Students. Read from here
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From Wednesday, August 27 to Sunday, August 31, 2014, members of the Nigeria Guild of Editors (NGE) will gather in Katsina, for this year’s Nigerian Editors’ Conference (ANEC). This week’s editions of the MCD Diary will be devoted to writing about issues relating to what editors do and how they can improve on their job.
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Award: APO Media Award for African journalists and bloggers African journalists and bloggers have been invited to participate in 2014 APO Media Award sponsored by African Press Organization (http://www.apo-opa.com). The first-place winner of the award will be presented with $500 a month for one year, one laptop and one intercontinental flight ticket to a destination
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