Freelance Reporters at Daily Trust Daily Trust newspaper is currently hiring freelancers reporters for all its platforms nationwide. Interested applicants must have a good command of the English Language, be a fearless reporter, have a nose for news, and must have the ability to report for multiple platforms. Bilingual multimedia journalists who can communicate in […]
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Three top media houses, The Punch, Daily Trust and BusinessDay have vacancies for interested applicants. Daily Trust is seeking to employ a full-time Sub-Editor, while The Punch has vacancies for Investigative reporters, Copy editors, mobile App developer and Project Accountant. BusinessDay requires graduate trainees. Details of the vacancies and requirements are as follows: DAILY TRUST
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Thirty-seven-year-old journalist and former editor of BBC’s Abuja Bureau Naziru Mikailu Abubakar has been appointed as the new Editor-in-Chief/Executive Director of Daily Trust newspaper. The Board of Directors of Media Trust Limited, publishers of the newspapers in a statement on December 29 announced that Naziru is taking over from Mannir Dan-Ali who has served in
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By Kelechi Amakoh To think that a Nigerian newspaper dedicated an important part of an edition to chide another national newspaper is befuddling. No doubt, Daily Trust missed the mark with their editorial last Thursday. From the editorial’s title: “That Punch Editorial”, it was clear that Daily Trust was only interested in rubbishing The Punch’s December 11 editorial. One wonders the political atmosphere
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The Nigerian Army has explained why its men and other security agencies stormed the premises of Media Trust (Publishers of Daily Trust) Headquarters in Abuja and regional office in Maiduguri on Sunday. Director Army Public Relations, Brigadier General Sani Kukasheka Usam in a statement said soldiers of the Nigerian Army along with elements of Nigeria Police
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Media Rights Agenda (MRA) has condemned the military invasion, occupation and takeover of the Abuja and Maiduguri offices of Daily Trust newspapers on Sunday. In a statement by its Programmes Director, Ayode Longe, MRA said the action was unlawful and unjustifiable and called on the Federal Government to take punitive action against the perpetrators in
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The International Press Centre (IPC), Lagos-Nigeria has condemned the forceful closure of Daily Trust Newspapers’ head office in Abuja and the organisation’s Maiduguri office by military personnel on Sunday January 6, 2019. The IPC, according to a statement by its Director Lanre Arogundade said it considers the development as a fresh threat to freedom of the
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The management of Daily Trust Newspaper has raised an alarm on the abduction of its National Assembly reporter, Musa Abdullahi Krishi on Tuesday, March 13 in Abuja. The statement on the abduction by the newspapers is reproduced below: At about 11.30am on Tuesday, March 13, 2018, our reporter attached to the House of Representatives in
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Nigerian Manager of the National Resource Government Institute (NRGI), Sarah Muyonga, has shared the results of the Resource Governance Index with a select group of journalists, focusing on Nigeria-specific findings. This session was part of an orientation for Media for Oil Reform (MFOR) Fellows including Punch Newspaper’s Femi Asu, Daily Trust‘s Daniel Adugbo and Premium
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Nigerian Manager of the National Resource Government Institute (NRGI), Sarah Muyonga, has shared the results of the Resource Governance Index with a select group of journalists, focusing on Nigeria-specific findings. This session was part of an orientation for Media for Oil Reform (MFOR) Fellows including Punch Newspaper’s Femi Asu, Daily Trust‘s Daniel Adugbo and Premium
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