The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) and Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) have stressed the need for media professionals to enlighten

The Rivers State Police Command has been urged to end the rising cases of killing and trading of human parts in the state by redoubling its efforts in crime fighting.

The Nigeria Women Elders’ Council (NWEC) has given President Muhammad Buhari two months to convene a national conference to address the country’s security challenges.

A coalition of civil society groups has stressed the need for media to ensure that the 2021 Electoral Amendment Bill reflects citizens’ priorities and inputs from women, youth, Persons Living with Disabilities...

Ondo State Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu has approved the appointment of 19 permanent secretaries, including a journalist, three tutors-general and a statistician-general.

NAWOJ Chairman, Mrs. Umoh Bassey, said the association decided to collaborate with the foundation to show love to the less privileged, mostly children and widows, who lost their Bakassi homes few years ago to Cameroon.

President Muhammadu Buhari, security chiefs and members of the National Assembly have been urged to urgently find ways that would facilitate arrest of killers of the 43 farmers in Borno State.

The National Association of Women Journalists (NAWoJ), Plateau State chapter, has described as disturbing the increasing cases of rape and child molestation in the state.

The Lagos State Chapter of the National Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ), has urged parents and guardians to beware of pedophiles as lockdown continues across the country to contain the spread of COVID-19.

Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, has assured that the Nigerian Army would continue to encourage women to participate in different operations across the country.

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.

The Cross River State Ministry of Health in partnership with the Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) and a non-governmental organisation (NGO), Pink Africa, has sensitised over 1,000 residents on early detection of cancer in Calabar.