Nation Mourns Journalism Icon Dan Agbese at 81
Information Minister Mohammed Idris and Lagos Governor Sanwo-Olu mourn veteran journalist Dan Agbese, co-founder of Newswatch magazine, who died at 81. Read tributes to this media titan.
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Newswatch Co-founder Dan Agbese Dies at 81
Veteran journalist Dan Agbese, co-founder of Newswatch magazine, has died in Lagos at 81. A key shaper of modern Nigerian journalism, his legacy in investigative reporting endures. Read more.
Newswatch Co-founder Dan Agbese Dies at 81
Veteran journalist Dan Agbese, co-founder of Newswatch magazine, has passed away at 81 in Lagos. A key figure in Nigerian journalism, his legacy in investigative reporting endures.
Kano revives 3 institutes, admits 1,000 beneficiaries
Kano State Government has revived three entrepreneurship institutes abandoned for eight years, admitting 1,000 new beneficiaries in poultry, journalism, and fisheries training programs.
Legit.ng's Salisu Ibrahim wins INMA Africa scholarship
Salisu Ibrahim, Head of Hausa Desk at Legit.ng, has been selected for INMA's inaugural Africa Emerging Leaders Scholarship among 17 media professionals. Discover how this achievement highlights indigenous-language journalism.
Lagos CP: Police Cannot Search Your Phone on Road
Lagos CP Olohundare Jimoh reaffirms that police officers have no right to search citizens' phones. He also announced free bail services and improved police-youth relations.
British man dies after Turkey hair transplant
A 36-year-old British man, Mentor Rama, has died in Istanbul after undergoing a hair transplant and dental procedure. A police investigation is underway.
Lagos CP: No Police Should Search Your Phone
Lagos Police Commissioner Olohundare Jimoh reaffirms his order prohibiting officers from searching residents' phones. Learn about the public's reaction and real-life enforcement challenges.
BBC Chief Resigns as Trump Threatens $1 Billion Lawsuit
Outgoing BBC director Tim Davie tells staff to fight for journalism as Trump demands apology over Panorama documentary. BBC faces Friday deadline to avoid billion-dollar lawsuit.
Nigeria's Press at 166: Old Battles, New Threats
As Nigerian journalism marks 166 years, it faces a perfect storm of economic hardship, political pressure, and digital disruption threatening its very existence.
Government Policies Must Benefit Nigerians - Faith Leaders
Prominent Islamic leaders emphasize that Nigerians deserve to experience the positive impact of government policies directly, calling for measurable improvements in living standards and economic conditions.
Nigerian Cartoonist's Powerful Social Commentary in Guardian
Explore the powerful visual satire in the latest Nigerian editorial cartoon that tackles pressing social and political issues with humor and insight.
Nigeria Constitution Reform Sparks Referendum Outcry
Growing demands for a referendum challenge Nigeria's constitutional reform process as critics decry elite capture and exclusion of citizen voices in national dialogue.
Sola Oni at 65: Legacy of Integrity and Impact
Explore the remarkable journey of Sola Oni - stockbroker, journalist, and corporate communications expert whose 65 years embody integrity, intellect, and transformative impact across Nigerian media and finance sectors.
Maduro Launches Spy App Amid US Removal Fears
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro launches controversial mobile app encouraging citizens to spy on neighbors as he fears US plans to remove him from power. Discover how this digital surveillance tactic is dividing the nation.
Guardian Journalists Dominate NMNA Award Nominations
The Guardian Nigeria journalists receive multiple nominations across prestigious categories at the 19th Nigeria Media Merit Awards, showcasing exceptional journalism excellence.
Nigerian Journalist Responds to MFWA Award Withdrawal
Prominent Nigerian journalist David Hundeyin responds to Media Foundation for West Africa's award withdrawal, defending his integrity and questioning the organization's motives in exclusive statement.
Nigerians Demand Loan Accountability in 2025 Budget
As Nigeria prepares for its ₦41 trillion 2025 budget, citizens are calling on National Assembly members to ensure proper oversight of executive borrowing and prevent unsustainable debt accumulation.
James Ojo Selected for 2025 AIJC Journalism Masterclass
James Ojo, a talented journalist from Legit.ng, has been chosen to participate in the exclusive 2025 AIJC Investigative Journalism Masterclass, joining a select group of media professionals from across Africa.
Legit.ng Journalist Wins Prestigious DPI Fellowship Spot
A distinguished Legit.ng reporter has been chosen among only 15 journalists worldwide for the competitive Digital Public Infrastructure Journalism Fellowship, marking a significant achievement for Nigerian journalism.
CBI News Launches Revolutionary Digital News App for Africa
CBI News announces launch of innovative digital news platform set to transform African storytelling with enhanced credibility and cutting-edge technology.
Guardian Reporter Selected for DPI Journalism Fellowship
A Guardian Nigeria correspondent joins 14 other media professionals chosen for the competitive DPI Journalism Fellowship, enhancing investigative reporting skills across Nigeria.
Makinde, Zulum Honored for Press Freedom Support
Two Nigerian state governors recognized for their exceptional commitment to media freedom and support for journalism in their regions.
Nigeria Debt Crisis: Citizens Owe ₦100,000+ Each
Shocking new data reveals Nigerian states' debt burden has skyrocketed, with Lagos and Edo citizens bearing the heaviest load. Discover how this affects everyday Nigerians and what it means for the economy.
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