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Ezekwesili, others call for value-based democracy as Wole Soyinka turns 85

July 13, 2019 No Comments

Soyinka at 85: Osaze-Uzzi, Salihu, Sesan, Sankore, join Ezekwesili to discuss Nigeria’s democracy

July 2, 2019 No Comments

Ezekwesili to lead conversations on good governance in Nigeria as Soyinka turns 85

June 13, 2019 No Comments

Call for Application: Female Reporters’ Leadership Fellowship

May 23, 2019 No Comments

The Positive Role Of Information Communication Technologies In The Newsroom

May 18, 2019 No Comments

Call for Investigative Story Pitches: The Regulators Monitoring Programme (REMOP)

May 16, 2019 No Comments

The media in Nigeria: Watchdog or Lapdog? (1)

May 11, 2019 No Comments

Press freedom and sustained attack on journalists

May 4, 2019 No Comments

Disinformation: Salvaging press freedom through investigative journalism

May 4, 2019 No Comments

World Press Freedom Day: WSCIJ Coordinator, others push for ethical media

May 4, 2019 No Comments

There has been incessant outcry by Nigerians against brutality from men of the security forces. A few of those cases, which mustbe interrogated if the nation must move forward,are presented below.

An outcry against brutality

April 19, 2019 No Comments

Police arrest kidnappers of Channels TV Reporter

April 19, 2019 No Comments

Experts urge media managers to create enabling environment for women in the newsroom

April 19, 2019 No Comments

Motunrayo Alaka - Centre coordinator - WSCIJ

WSCIJ Coordinator selected for top American fellowship

April 13, 2019 No Comments

#BRINGBACKOURGIRLS: Five years too long for Chibok girls return and others in captivity

The plight of girls and women in Nigeria and Africa at large

April 13, 2019 No Comments

#BRINGBACKOURGIRLS: Five years too long for Chibok girls return and others in captivity

April 13, 2019 No Comments

Female journalists, media managers challenged to mainstream gender in the newsroom

April 13, 2019 No Comments

Disappointing behavior of law enforcement agencies

April 6, 2019 No Comments

Latest Post

Ezekwesili, others call for value-based democracy as Wole Soyinka turns 85

Soyinka at 85: Osaze-Uzzi, Salihu, Sesan, Sankore, join Ezekwesili to discuss Nigeria’s democracy

Ezekwesili to lead conversations on good governance in Nigeria as Soyinka turns 85

Call for Application: Female Reporters’ Leadership Fellowship

The Positive Role Of Information Communication Technologies In The Newsroom

Call for Investigative Story Pitches: The Regulators Monitoring Programme (REMOP)

The media in Nigeria: Watchdog or Lapdog? (1)

Press freedom and sustained attack on journalists

Disinformation: Salvaging press freedom through investigative journalism

World Press Freedom Day: WSCIJ Coordinator, others push for ethical media

An outcry against brutality

Police arrest kidnappers of Channels TV Reporter

Experts urge media managers to create enabling environment for women in the newsroom

WSCIJ Coordinator selected for top American fellowship

The plight of girls and women in Nigeria and Africa at large

#BRINGBACKOURGIRLS: Five years too long for Chibok girls return and others in captivity

Female journalists, media managers challenged to mainstream gender in the newsroom

Disappointing behavior of law enforcement agencies

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

WSCIJ presents ‘Silenced Voices, Shrinking Space: Civic Freedoms Under Pressure’, 2025 Journalism & Civic Space Status Report

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

Keynote Address by Professor Umaru A. Pate: Beyond the Ballot: Measuring Democracy Through Security, Welfare, Accountability and Public Trust

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