Dataphyte Reports Recognised at PWC Media Excellence Awards
The PWC applauded the depth of work done and the importance of these works to the Nigerian societal realities.
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Big Brother Benin: On Journalists, Jihadists, and Jurists
Yes, Jihadists are freer in Nigeria than in Benin, going by how long terrorists have thrived in Nigeria compared to Benin.
CJID trains journalists on climate change reporting
The workshop aimed to enhance media practitioners’ skills and knowledge on effective reporting of environmental and climate change issues and holding the government accountable for its sustainable and green climate commitments.
Seven broadcast journalists selected for Dataphyte’s Gender Mainstreaming Fellowship 2023
Throughout the fellowship, which will run from June 2023 to November 2023, the selected journalists will undergo comprehensive training to produce data-driven, development-focused broadcast content.
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Media owners, CSOs frown at frivolous litigations against journalists
“These lawsuits are frequently brought by individuals who have been held accountable for their actions and by hypersensitive governments,” he said.
World Press Day: At 115th position, Nigeria Among Worst Nations For Journalists
In January 2020, barely a few days to his wedding, a Nigerian journalist, Maxwell Nashan, was reportedly gagged and hacked to death. According to reports, he was firs abducted from his home. Why was he killed? Probably because he was doing his job. He worked with a government-owned radio state – the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) station.