Journalists must be guided by truth, independent thinking

A former Bureau Chief with Reuters, Mr. John Chiahemen has urged journalists in the country to be guided by ethics and independent thinking which are the principal tools of getting ahead in the quest for survival in the media industry.

Victor Gbonegun

Media

Journalists must be guided by truth, independent thinking

Promasidor Quill Awards is open to all journalists in Nigeria’

JSP’s new corporate office hosts resource centre for journalists

GEMSROCK: An innovation to outdoor advertising

Concept Nova launches new promo

Journalists’ widows, children get scholarship from foundation

Odukomaiya’s reminiscences at ACSPN History Series

Why African leaders need proactive PR

Popular Nigerian Artiste, Harrysong, goes on UK tour

From advertising to engagement, brands connect with loyalists

Why media must propagate cross-gender issues

ADVAN president leads Nigeria’s delegation to marketing conference

Our partnership with Publicis is about value, not money, says Shobanjo

S&T Media secures seed funding from EchoVC Partners

Honing the investigative skill of female student journalists

Best CSR company medal for WAMCO

AXA Mansard launches TVC on benefits of health insurance

Turtle Taido… to hit screen in 53 African

… As Plateau govt pledges support for digital migration

FG applauds suspension of Oyo teachers' strike, hails return to learning

NENYLCW dismisses alleged gold smuggling claims against Yari

What Washington gets wrong about your money — and how smart investors are positioning ahead of what’s next

ASUU decries non-implementation of agreement in state owned universities

The News You Need, Delivered To You.