In a significant boost to Nigeria's media landscape, a Guardian Nigeria reporter has been selected alongside fourteen other outstanding journalists for the prestigious DPI Journalism Fellowship for the 2025-2026 cycle.
The fellowship, known for its rigorous selection process, aims to enhance investigative reporting capabilities and professional development among media practitioners across the country. This competitive program attracts hundreds of applications annually, making the selection of these fifteen professionals a notable achievement.
The fellowship program offers comprehensive training in advanced journalism techniques, digital storytelling, and ethical reporting standards. Participants will engage in intensive workshops, mentorship sessions, and practical assignments designed to elevate their reporting skills and impact.
This opportunity comes at a crucial time for Nigerian journalism, as the media industry faces evolving challenges and opportunities in the digital age. The selected fellows represent various media houses and bring diverse perspectives to the program, promising to enrich the learning experience for all participants.
Throughout the fellowship duration, journalists will work on specialized projects and investigations under the guidance of experienced mentors and industry experts. The program emphasizes the importance of fact-based reporting and in-depth analysis in serving the public interest.
The inclusion of a Guardian Nigeria reporter in this cohort underscores the publication's commitment to journalistic excellence and professional development. This achievement reflects positively on the quality of reporting and dedication to the craft demonstrated by the selected journalist.
As the fellows prepare to embark on this transformative journey, the Nigerian media community anticipates the innovative stories and impactful journalism that will emerge from this prestigious program. The DPI Fellowship continues to play a vital role in nurturing the next generation of media leaders in Nigeria.
