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Experts urge government to collaborate with youths on SDGs

Science Journalism in COVID-19 Era

Keynote by Martins Oloja, Editor-in-Chief, The Guardian, at the Nigerian Academy of Science 2021Media Award Dinner at Sheraton Hotel and Towers, Ikeja, Lagos on Friday, June 18, 2021. I would like to thank the Nigerian Academy of Science (NAS) for the invitation to deliver this keynote on science journalism at this time. I have been

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Pulitzer: Insights for winning global journalism awards

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One thing I like to pay attention to at media awards ceremonies is not only who the winners were, but the reasons they won. I pay attention to the verdict of the judges who assessed the entries and why they preferred the winning entries out of the whole lot they looked through. Some keywords usually

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Is the media above the Law?

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Journalist and poet, Simbo Olorunfemi writes that the media has carried on as if above the law and has to learn to take responsibility Every time a media organ or practitioner is queried on the basis of the law, what we have come to see is for those who lay claim to the protection of

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Alaka: Salute to my encourager at 40

Growing menace of Internet fraud

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The desire to live beyond their means has become common for many youths. Consequently, they have found the Internet as a quick fix to undeserved wealth, making cybercrime one of the major vices demanding urgent attention. Rather than going the route of selfless service and hard work, some youths claim to be engaged in smart

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Uduak’s parade: Crime Reporters show of shame

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Bayo Olupohunda, Editor-in-Chief of Opera News in a Tweet thread reviews last Friday’s parade of Uduak Akpan arrested for the killing of a job seeker, Iniubong Umoren by the Akwa Ibom State command during which crime reporter asked the accused questions. 1/ The show of shame displayed by reporters during the parade of Uduak reveals

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How to write for free and ‘earn’ from it

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To write for free or not?. Lekan Otufodunrin, Executive Director/ Editor of Media Career Development Network, shares his experience writing a national newspaper column for over two years for free and his benefits. Before voluntarily resigning from The Nation Newspaper as Managing Editor, Online and Special Publications in December 2018, I was writing a weekly

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Experts urge government to collaborate with youths on SDGs

Science Journalism in COVID-19 Era

Pulitzer: Insights for winning global journalism awards

Is the media above the Law?

Alaka: Salute to my encourager at 40

Growing menace of Internet fraud

Uduak’s parade: Crime Reporters show of shame

How to write for free and ‘earn’ from it

‘How to stop exploitation of broadcasters by media owners’

How press freedom is hindered on campuses

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