Economic Journalism: Uncovering the Truth Behind Africa’s Economic Challenges
By Ejiro Umukoro
By Ejiro Umukoro
. . . Economic Journalism Workshop Highlights the Power of Storytelling in Shaping Africa’s Economic Narrative
By Ejiro Umukoro
Media experts Lady Ejiro Umukoro and Dr. Jamiu Folarin advocate for a paradigm shift in Nigerian journalism, emphasizing the need for community-driven narratives, rigorous ethics, and transparent accountability. By harnessing the power of technology and solution-focused reporting, they argue that journalists can catalyze informed public discourse, restore trust, and uphold the highest standards of media literacy, fact-checking, and professionalism.
By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh
By reclaiming their role as truth-tellers and prioritizing community-centered reporting, media practitioners can rebuild trust and foster meaningful public discourse, rather than merely serving political or commercial interests.
By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh
The Creation of “Segregated Provinces for Africans in Japan” – Is Africa Using Its Hands to Inadvertently Go Back in Time to Another Form of “Apartheid or Colonial Chokehold”?
The Media Sustainability Conference in Abuja brought together media professionals to discuss innovation, revenue diversification, and resilience. Experts emphasized the need for adaptive leadership, future-proofing skills, and strategic collaboration to promote media sustainability and equity in African journalism, highlighting the importance of local context and audience understanding.
Tosin Toluwaloju and ERU reports for LightRay! Media.
As Nigeria’s rural communities cry out for healthcare, one question remains: Can the government and stakeholders bridge the gap and ensure quality medical care reaches those who need it most? The fate of countless lives hangs in the balance, and the time for action is now.
Precious Nwonu provides more insight into the state of Primary Health Centres in rural Enugu.
As the UNICAL dentistry students’ protest makes waves, one thing is clear: the pursuit of quality education and accountability will no longer be silenced, and the fate of these students hangs precariously in the balance, demanding urgent attention from university and government authorities.
Precious Nwonu sheds more insights in this report.
UNICAL’s broken promises leave dental students shattered, their dreams of becoming dentists crushed by institutional greed and negligence, feeling scammed by the very institution meant to nurture their future, they cry out for justice and answers, their pleas echoing through the hallowed halls of academia.
Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh reports on an NTA Network interview with Lady E Ejiro Umukoro, discussing Nigeria’s 26 years of democracy. Lady E critiques the country’s economic stagnation, lack of inclusivity, and poor governance, highlighting the need for citizens’ engagement and good governance to redefine Nigeria’s future prospects.