NAHCON Aide Details 'Mercenary Journalism' Campaign
Ahmad Muazu, NAHCON's media aide, reveals a coordinated media attack using false narratives to pressure leadership. He urges the public to discern between genuine journalism and propaganda.
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Guardian reporters shine at WSCIJ 2025 awards
The Guardian journalists were among top winners at the 20th Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism awards in Lagos, recognised for exposés on malnutrition and abandoned projects. Discover the full list of honourees.
Adoption, Not Development, is Nigeria's Tech Hurdle
Tech experts at Abuja Tech Converge 3.0 identify poor adoption as the primary barrier to technological progress in Nigeria, citing agriculture as a key example. Read more.
Ann Godwin Wins NMMA, DMOMA Awards, Hailed by NAWOJ
NAWOJ Rivers celebrates Ann Godwin for clinching NMMA Female Reporter & DMOMA Media Personality of the Year in one day. Her investigative journalism sets a national standard. Read more.
Ann Godwin Wins NMMA Female Reporter of the Year Award
The Guardian's Ann Godwin wins NMMA Female Reporter and DMOMA Personality of the Year for an investigation that forced government action at UPTH. Read her impactful story.
#EndSARS, Twitter Ban Changed How Nigerians Get News
An expert reveals how major societal disruptions like #EndSARS protests and the Twitter ban transformed news consumption in Nigeria, eroding trust in traditional media and empowering citizen journalism.
Ogun State Health Polytechnic: Courses, Fees, Cut-off 2025
Complete guide to Ogun State Polytechnic of Health and Allied Science (formerly OSCOHTECH). Get details on 2025 courses, school fees, cut-off marks, and admission requirements for aspiring health professionals.
Guardian Reporters Win Big at NMNA 2025
The Guardian Newspaper celebrated a double victory at the 19th Nigeria Media Nite Out Awards. David Meshioye and Suliyat Tella won top honours for political and society writing. Discover their award-winning work!
Nigerian Journalists Buckle Under Trauma - Study
New research exposes severe psychological trauma among Nigerian journalists covering conflicts. Study calls for urgent mental health support systems for media professionals.
Cartoonist Addresses National Issues Through Art
Explore how Nigerian cartoonists use satire to address pressing national concerns. Discover the power of editorial cartoons in sparking public discourse and holding leaders accountable.
DAME Awards 2025 Honour Journalism Veterans
The 34th Diamond Awards for Media Excellence (DAME) in Lagos will honour 3 veterans and 20 winners. Discover the impact on Nigerian journalism and the future of media.
GIS Day 2025: Nigerian Experts Push Health Tech Collaboration
Health experts at Nigeria's 2025 World GIS Day emphasized innovative collaboration using Geographic Information Systems to advance health equity and disease eradication across Africa.
James Ojo Selected for Global Journalism Conference
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.
Dan Agbese: Nigerian Journalism Legend Dies
Nigeria mourns veteran journalist Dan Agbese, a fearless truth-teller who shaped media through Newswatch and The Nigeria Standard. His legacy inspires generations.
NUJ President Calls for Media Integrity Against Misinformation
NUJ President Alhassan Yahya Abdullahi urges Nigerian journalists to fight misinformation and restore public trust through ethical reporting at 2025 National Media Summit in Jalingo.
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.
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.
YABATECH to graduate 8,654 students at 37th convocation
Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) is set to graduate 8,654 students at its 37th convocation, a landmark event coinciding with its 78th anniversary and its transition to a University of Technology and Vocational Studies.
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.
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.
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.
NSE, Indian Firm Donate Engineering Software to Nigerian Varsities
In a groundbreaking partnership, the Nigerian Stock Exchange and an Indian technology company have donated advanced engineering software to 15 Nigerian universities, transforming engineering education and research capabilities nationwide.
Humanities: Africa's Missing Link in Tech Revolution
Discover how blending humanities with technology could unlock Africa's true innovation potential and create solutions that truly serve African societies.
FiberOne Drives Digital Education Revolution in Nigerian Schools
FiberOne Broadband intensifies its CSR initiative with the Mindsmasterz Interschool Challenge, empowering Nigerian students through technology and digital education competitions across multiple states.
NECA-ITF ICT Academy Empowers 75 Nigerian Youths
Seventy-five young Nigerians graduate from NECA-ITF ICT Academy with cutting-edge digital skills, boosting employability and tech entrepreneurship in Nigeria's growing digital economy.
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.
Nigeria Eyes Space Power for Data Centers
As Nigeria's digital economy expands, data centers face severe power challenges. Innovative solutions from space technology could provide the reliable electricity needed to sustain growth.
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