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Kayode of Opportunities and the Rest of Us
Professor of Journalism and Development Communication, Lagos State University, (LASU), Tunde Akanni on the occasion…
Photos: Falobi through his years
In commemoration of the 20th remembrance of the death of the late founding Executive Director…
Falobi: Remembering a builder, trailblazer
Jennife Piette, Strategic Communications & External Relations expert who was a former intern at the…
Remembering Omololu Falobi 20 years after
O’Femi Kolawole, Founder/CEO, POSTERITY MEDIA, who served as Programme Associate, Research and Communication, Journalists Against…
Omololu Falobi: Remembering a pioneer 20 years on
“All of us have to choose to respond to the challenges of our own times;…
Edwin Naidu wins Nat Nakasa award, commended for integrity
Veteran South African journalist, Edwin Naidu has won the 2026 Nat Nakasa Award for bravery…
Need for AI Disclosure standard
There was no need to ask newsroom leaders gathered at the workshop on AI disclosure…
ACJOAU president pledges to build on association’s legacy
The new President of the Association of Campus Journalists, Obafemi Awolowo University (ACJOAU), Samuel Faseyitan,…
AI & Deepfakes: Who do we trust?
Ofili Chukwunonso writes on the challenge of knowing who to trust when seeing is no…
My learning visit to Lagos Television studio
Our intern, Ayomide Salami writes on his recent visit to the Lagos Television studio sharing…
Media organisations urged to publish Al policies
Media organisations in Nigeria have been urged to publish public-facing AI policies telling their audience…
Interviews are not inquisitions – Shobanjo
Advertising guru, Dr Biodun Shobanjo is worried about the state of broadcasting in the country…
