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Call for application for Story Support: Strengthening Local Accountability (CMEDIA 2026)

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Why Nigeria Still Lives in Darkness Despite Years of Reforms

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Yar’Adua Foundation, Stakeholders Convene to Advance Evidence-Driven Economic Reforms in Nigeria

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Inside WSCIJ: Odinakachi Oko, Communications Assistant, weds in Abia

April 8, 2026 No Comments

CMEDIA DESIGN CALL FOR APPLICATIONS 2026

WSCIJ Invites Applications for CMEDIA Local Journalism Training

April 7, 2026 No Comments

World Health Day: Truth, Trust, and Health: Journalist’s Role in Standing with Science.

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One Brutality Too Many: WSCIJ Calls for Immediate Investigation and Redress Over Sustained Attacks on Journalists

March 31, 2026 No Comments

WSCIJ staff after the Energiser Strategic Retreat

Staff Sharpen Focus As WSCIJ Reviews Q1 Performance

March 29, 2026 No Comments

From Startup to Stability: Albarka Radio Showcases Impact of Media Support as WSCIJ Visits

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WSCIJ Journalists Timeout Spotlights Mentorship, Resilience and Peer Support for Female Journalists

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WSCIJ Leadership Formally Honours Justice Ayo Salami in Ilorin; Reaffirms Constitutional Mandate for Media Accountability

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Holding the Line: WSCIJ amplifies mental health awareness for investigative journalists

March 19, 2026 No Comments

President Tinubu’s renewed commitment to remove fiscal and structural barriers threatening the sustainability of journalism must be backed by immediate actions

March 17, 2026 No Comments

A cross-section of attendees at the film screening event at the University of Lagos (UNILAG).

WSCIJ urges stronger collaboration on housing rights at Mother City screening

March 12, 2026 No Comments

‘Give To Gain’: Investing in Women Journalists Strengthens Nigeria’s Democracy

March 10, 2026 No Comments

International Women’s Day 2026: Rights, Justice and Leadership – Nigeria Must Expand Women’s Access to Power

March 7, 2026 No Comments

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Irrepressible to the Last: Scholars, Unionists Honour Biodun Jeyifo in Ibadan

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Call for Applications: Mental Health Workshop for Investigative Journalists

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Call for application for Story Support: Strengthening Local Accountability (CMEDIA 2026)

Why Nigeria Still Lives in Darkness Despite Years of Reforms

Yar’Adua Foundation, Stakeholders Convene to Advance Evidence-Driven Economic Reforms in Nigeria

Inside WSCIJ: Odinakachi Oko, Communications Assistant, weds in Abia

WSCIJ Invites Applications for CMEDIA Local Journalism Training

World Health Day: Truth, Trust, and Health: Journalist’s Role in Standing with Science.

One Brutality Too Many: WSCIJ Calls for Immediate Investigation and Redress Over Sustained Attacks on Journalists

Staff Sharpen Focus As WSCIJ Reviews Q1 Performance

From Startup to Stability: Albarka Radio Showcases Impact of Media Support as WSCIJ Visits

WSCIJ Journalists Timeout Spotlights Mentorship, Resilience and Peer Support for Female Journalists

WSCIJ Leadership Formally Honours Justice Ayo Salami in Ilorin; Reaffirms Constitutional Mandate for Media Accountability

Holding the Line: WSCIJ amplifies mental health awareness for investigative journalists

President Tinubu’s renewed commitment to remove fiscal and structural barriers threatening the sustainability of journalism must be backed by immediate actions

WSCIJ urges stronger collaboration on housing rights at Mother City screening

‘Give To Gain’: Investing in Women Journalists Strengthens Nigeria’s Democracy

International Women’s Day 2026: Rights, Justice and Leadership – Nigeria Must Expand Women’s Access to Power

Irrepressible to the Last: Scholars, Unionists Honour Biodun Jeyifo in Ibadan

Call for Applications: Mental Health Workshop for Investigative Journalists

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