The Guardian

“Women’s leadership in newsrooms crucial for diversity, representation”

In continuation of its efforts to improve on gender representation of women in the leadership in newsrooms, the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) recently convened a house-to-house engagement at The Guardian Newspaper at its Lagos Headquarters. The event, tagged ReportWomen: News and Newsroom Engagement, brought together media professionals and experts to discuss the […]

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Newsroom Diary: ‘Slow and steady loses the race in Journalism’

Lekan Otufodunrin recalls the angry reaction of Late Ogun State correspondent of The Guardian Newspaper, Tayo Awotunsin to his report not being sent by his Telex operator in the pre-Internet journalism days. Long before the use of electronic mail and other new media devices for sending messages, newspaper state correspondents used to send stories to

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Guardian

The Guardian: Appointments, exit leave, sack, resignation

New editorial managers are taking over at The Guardian Newspaper this week following appointments over the weekend by the management. The Editor-In-Chief/ COO, Debo Adesina last Friday proceeded on three months exit leave, while some other top editors including the Acting Daily Editor, Dr Paul Onomuakpopo, Saturday Editor, Ms Nike Sotade and Associate Editor, Julius

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Oloja

Oloja resumes as The Guardian EIC, promises to improve brand equity

Former Daily Editor of The Guardian Newspapers on Monday, March 23 resumed as the new Editor-In-Chief of the paper following new appointments by the board of the company with a promise to enhance the brand equity of the publication. Mr Alabi Williams, former Editor of the Sunday paper is now the new Daily Editor, while

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Two Nigerian journalists make shortlist for African Fact- Checking Award

Two Nigerian journalists, Ajibola Amzat of The Guardian Newspapers and Adedayo Oketola of Saturday Punch have been named among seven finalists for this year’s African Fact-Checking Awards. The award is to honour the best investigative fact-checking carried out by African journalists this year which exposed misleading claims made by leading public figures across the continent.

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Izeze: Three things ex- Guardian staff are grateful for

Three former staff of The Guardian Newspapers have expressed their gratitude to the immediate past Managing Director of the company, Mr Emeka Izeze for his support during their employment in the publication. The former staff, among many others who responded to Izeze’s new Facebook profile picture on Tuesday, August 30 are former former National Publicity

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