Media practitioners have been urged to expand interest, capacity and coverage of migration, which has become a global developmental issue, with Nigeria at the epicentre.

Gentlemen of the press, all ye newsmen, play-wright, video and electronic devices producers, writers, critics the dice is cast.

The Acting Registrar, Advertisers Practitioners Council of Nigeria (APCON), Ijedi Iyoh, has urged media outfits in the country to assist the Council in addressing misleading advert in order to guard against exploitation of the consumer.

The resolve by the Federal Government to ensure that there is sanity on social media has generated a lot of debates and (mis) interpretations, especially among the critical mainstream media.

To encourage local creators, the American video-sharing platform, YouTube, has unveiled two new initiatives to support the growth of content creators in Nigeria.

The President of the Senate, Dr Ahmed Lawan, on Monday, said it was share misrepresentation of fact to say that newsmen were not allowed to cover the budget defence sessions going on at the National Assembly.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has enjoined the Indian Government to support Nigeria’s film industry with the technology that will enhance the quality of films produced in the country.

Prelate of the Benin United Baptist Church, Apostle Osama Usunalele, has described the media as critical to the survival of democracy. Usunalele, who spoke at the 2019 Press Week organised by the Nigeria Union of Journalists...

The Wole Soyinka Center for Investigative Journalism (WSCJ) has opened entries for this year’s investigative reporting awards. Interested reporters are expected to submit stories that deal with clandestine activities

Senior Editor and Deputy General Manager, China’s People’s Daily, Chen Yulin, told The Guardian yesterday that he doesn’t believe Newspapers will die as being speculated by some people as “they will remain to preserve the memories of generations yet unborn.”

July, the seventh month of the year, holds a special attraction for quite a number of our media professionals. Journalists and broadcasters, educators and administrators, publishers and entrepreneurs, it is the birth month of at least thirteen Nigerians who have contributed their fair share to the development of the Nigerian media.

Despite challenges limiting the effective performance of media in the country, the sector remains an essential tool in promoting good governance and sustainable development.