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African media urged to collaborate for impact

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WSCIJ trains 13 journalists on gender and COVID-19 reporting

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WSCIJ’s director, three others proffer solutions to the challenges of investigative journalism in Africa

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PRESS RELEASE: Journalists to submit entries online as Wole Soyinka Award focuses on SDGs and Covid-19

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Nigeria @ 60: Reflections on the media then and now

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Experts raise concern over access to information in Africa during COVID-19

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Identity data critical for national planning, resource allocation – Onigbinde

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Dan-Ali condemns public relations in media reportage, calls for storytelling with data

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Kale calls for improvement in the Nigeria’s data landscape

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Coordinated national statistical system key to production of reliable, quality data — Alaba

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Shettima calls attention to media sustainability, proposes data dashboard for development planning

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Call for Investigative Story Pitches: COVID-19 Reality Check Project

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18 more reporters commissioned under WSCIJ’s COVID-19 Reality Check Project

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WSCIJ releases photo books on the state of basic education and electricity in Nigeria

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Stakeholders push for accurate, relevant data as Soyinka turns 86

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12th Wole Soyinka Centre Media Lecture Series set to hold virtually

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WSCIJ commissions second set of reporters under its COVID-19 Reality Check Project

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COVID-19: Ethics critical to humanitarian reporting, experts agree

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Latest Post

African media urged to collaborate for impact

WSCIJ trains 13 journalists on gender and COVID-19 reporting

WSCIJ’s director, three others proffer solutions to the challenges of investigative journalism in Africa

PRESS RELEASE: Journalists to submit entries online as Wole Soyinka Award focuses on SDGs and Covid-19

Nigeria @ 60: Reflections on the media then and now

Experts raise concern over access to information in Africa during COVID-19

Identity data critical for national planning, resource allocation – Onigbinde

Dan-Ali condemns public relations in media reportage, calls for storytelling with data

Kale calls for improvement in the Nigeria’s data landscape

Coordinated national statistical system key to production of reliable, quality data — Alaba

Shettima calls attention to media sustainability, proposes data dashboard for development planning

Call for Investigative Story Pitches: COVID-19 Reality Check Project

18 more reporters commissioned under WSCIJ’s COVID-19 Reality Check Project

WSCIJ releases photo books on the state of basic education and electricity in Nigeria

Stakeholders push for accurate, relevant data as Soyinka turns 86

12th Wole Soyinka Centre Media Lecture Series set to hold virtually

WSCIJ commissions second set of reporters under its COVID-19 Reality Check Project

COVID-19: Ethics critical to humanitarian reporting, experts agree

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18th Wole Soyinka Media Lecture & Launch of the 2025 Journalism Civic Space Status Report

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WSCIJ Honors Michel Deelen, Outgoing Consul General of the Netherlands in Lagos for Commitment to Investigative Journalism

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