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Keynote Address by Motunrayo Alaka, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer, Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ)

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How decades of gas flaring is harming Nigerians (Part 1) by Ben Ezeamalu

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How empty govt policies endanger lives in the creeks by Seun Akioye

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Every gas flare site is a crime scene, says Nnimmo Bassey by Seun Akioye

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WSCIJ, Senior Journalists emphasise human-centred reporting, as they celebrate Oshunkeye’s 70th birthday

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Join the May Edition of WSCIJ Journalism & Society Conversations

WSCIJ Invites Applications for CMEDIA Investigative Journalism Training

From Promises to Action: WSCIJ’s Motunrayo Alaka Urges Protection of Press Freedom as a State Duty

Keynote Address by Motunrayo Alaka, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer, Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ)

World Press Freedom Day 2026: WSCIJ Calls for a National Framework to Secure the Future of Journalism in Nigeria

‘How major oil, gas firms defraud govt of revenues’ by Ajibola Amzat

INVESTIGATION: How decades of gas flaring is harming Nigerians by Ben Ezeamalu (Part 2)

Dutch-African Cooperative Investigative Journalism Fund

Togo Triangle: Where stolen Nigerian crude oil is sold by Emmanuel Mayah Part 2

Togo Triangle: Where stolen Nigerian crude oil is sold by Emmanuel Mayah Part 1

How decades of gas flaring is harming Nigerians (Part 1) by Ben Ezeamalu

Pictorial Story On Oil Sector Probe : Living in Nigeria’s Crude Oil Communities By Femi Ipaye

How empty govt policies endanger lives in the creeks by Seun Akioye

Every gas flare site is a crime scene, says Nnimmo Bassey by Seun Akioye

WSCIJ celebrates with Netherlands Consulate at 2026 King’s Day in Lagos

WSCIJ, Senior Journalists emphasise human-centred reporting, as they celebrate Oshunkeye’s 70th birthday

Pro-Engage: WSCIJ Strengthens Knowledge of Ethics and Pitching of Over 62 Student Journalists Across Northern Nigeria

WSCIJ Trains 276 Journalists on the “RUSH” Model to Drive Local Accountability

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From Promises to Action: WSCIJ’s Motunrayo Alaka Urges Protection of Press Freedom as a State Duty

Keynote Address by Motunrayo Alaka, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer, Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ)

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