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The Managing Director of Valec Technologies Limited, Mr. Dili Ogbuenyi, has blamed the low productivity among young Nigerians on the growing culture of entitlement mentality from years

Since the first case of Coronavirus (COVID-19) was recorded in Nigeria on February 27,2020, the country has been awash with a lot of misinformation about the pandemic, which albeit, may have provoked fears among citizens.

The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) has described as outstanding and courageous, the excellence and professionalism so far demonstrated by Nigerian medical doctors, nurses, and health workers...

Nigeria maybe in for another round of recession, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to lock down the world’s economy. Factories are currently closed and oil price has dropped to a 30-year low, hovering around $20 per barrel.

Covering disasters, pandemic, crime and mayhem can be scary for journalists, especially as they strive to return home safe to their loved ones. Recently, The Guardian caught up with Martins Akpan, a media literacy educator, certified by UNESCO on Media Information Literacy.

As Coronavirus cases continue to grow in Africa, the Zikoko team of Big Cabal Media has partnered with X to put together a microsite — coronafacts.africa — that provides accurate information and resources for the general public to help understand and contextualise cases of Coronavirus in Africa. The novel coronavirus, COVID-19 was first identified on…

The International Press Centre (IPC) has called on media proprietors to provide journalists covering the Covid-19 pandemic in Nigeria with necessary protective gadgets and medications required.

More Nigerians have continued to raise the alarm over plans by Eko and Ikeja Electric distribution companies (DISCOs) to increase tariff by 33 per cent, arguing that it will only inflict more pain on their injuries, as they were paying for services not rendered.

The British playwright and screenwriter, Sir Tom Stoppard, succinctly opined that “I still believe that if your aim is to change the world, journalism is a more immediate short-term weapon.”

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has tasked the media on the need to promote aggressive data-driven reporting and information dissemination in order to increase people’s confidence in government’s policies.

Professionals, governments workers and stakeholders in the marketing communication industry have been tasked to make conscious efforts at promoting positive stories about Nigeria as a way of boosting its reputation index globally.

As hate speech and fake news continue to threaten the peace, unity and corporate existence of Nigerians, the Media Awareness and Information for All Network (MAIN), in collaboration with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation...