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BOOK REVIEW: Dele Giwa’s Granite Journalism
Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, One of the tragedies of Dele Giwa’s assassination is that the manner…
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Not rude, just relentless: The case for adversarial journalism in Nigeria
By SAHEED FUHAD There is a question Nigeria's journalism profession must confront honestly: When those entrusted with…
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What is a journalism degree worth if newsrooms want more?
I have been thinking about this question not simply because I have read a recent study on…
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Sakibu Olokojobi at 60: Celebrating a steadfast voice in journalism
I heartily congratulate Mr. Sakibu Olokojobi, veteran journalist, publisher, and Managing Director/Editor-in-Chief of FrontPage, on the occasion…
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Journalism has changed; don’t you think?
Let me state from this starting point that I am an accidental journalist, sort of; just like…
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Invited yet unwelcome: Why Nigerian journalists deserve better treatment
For years, journalism has battled an unfortunate stereotype that reporters are underpaid, desperate, and surviving on handouts.
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Not every media is journalism: Professional and ethical imperatives of good journalism in AI era
Last month, I was invited by Daily Post to keynote the 2025 annual retreat of its employees.…
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Nigerian journalism at the crossroads: The drift to American English and the shadow of digital imperialism
Language is never neutral. In Nigeria, it has always been political, cultural and symbolic.
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Our journalism is challenged but remains a noble profession
Any professional journalist and/or patriot should be concerned and saddened by what's happened to journalism in our…
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Acts of journalism don’t necessarily make one a journalist
By AKIN OLANIYAN Even the uninitiated acknowledges that journalism has changed permanently. That journalism has been in…