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New research exposes severe psychological trauma among Nigerian journalists covering conflicts. Study calls for urgent mental health support systems for media professionals.
James Ojo Adakole from Legit.ng earns prestigious fellowship to attend the Global Investigative Journalism Conference in Malaysia. Discover his journey and the event's impact.
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As Nigerian journalism marks 166 years, it faces a perfect storm of economic hardship, political pressure, and digital disruption threatening its very existence.
New data reveals Borno State has achieved 44% immunization coverage for children, marking significant progress in healthcare delivery despite security challenges in Northeast Nigeria.
A senior Nigerian military commander has made startling revelations about how police operations may be inadvertently strengthening Boko Haram terrorists in the Northeast.
The Guardian Nigeria journalists receive multiple nominations across prestigious categories at the 19th Nigeria Media Merit Awards, showcasing exceptional journalism excellence.
In a decisive military operation, Nigerian Army forces successfully repelled a Boko Haram terrorist attack in Borno State, eliminating multiple insurgents in fierce combat.
Ex-Minister Dambazau exposes how police mishandling of Mohammed Yusuf's death ignited Boko Haram crisis that has claimed thousands of lives in Northeast Nigeria.
Amnesty International Nigeria calls on media professionals to intensify reporting on human rights violations as cases surge across the country. Exclusive training equips journalists with digital safety and investigative skills.
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.
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.
A devastating friendly fire incident in Borno State leaves community defense volunteer dead after local hunter's mistaken identity shooting during counter-insurgency operation.
A Guardian Nigeria correspondent joins 14 other media professionals chosen for the competitive DPI Journalism Fellowship, enhancing investigative reporting skills across Nigeria.