NITDA Commences Digital Training For Journalists In Abuja   The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), in collaboration with the Penlight Centre for Investigative Journalism and the Image Merchants Promotion Ltd (IMPR), has commenced aĺ digital training for journalists in Abuja. The training workshop, according to NITDA's...

Pressure Points of the Nigerian Press, by Abdulhamid Babatunde   Journalists have had a field day flaunting their profession’s pre-eminence in defence of democracy and human rights and demanding unfettered freedom to write off constitutional and statutory restraints. The Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) took the...

At Iftar Dinner, Young Journalists Tasked on Objectivity, Positive Narratives in Reportage     Stakeholders have enjoined media practitioners, especially journalists, to uphold objectivity and strive to project positive narratives in their reportage. These, they say, will aid the country's journey to peaceful coexistence and national development. They made...

COVID-19: Media Expert Tasks Young Journalists on Security Precautions, Fake News     As the world continues the fight against COVID-19, South African media research expert, Jonathan Rozen has charged journalists on the need to employ security precautions in news gathering and reporting by using credible sources...

SEC, Journalists Synergise on Investor Education Capital Market regulator, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has pledged to work with Finance Correspondents to ensure proper reporting of the capital market to enlighten and educate the investing public. Acting Director General of SEC, Dr. Abdul Zubair stated this...