Nigeria records more press attacks in 2023 than previous years
Between January and August, 74 press attacks were recorded, according to data from Press Tracker.
INTERVIEW: Why CJID is hosting West Africa Journalism Innovation Conference – Busola Ajibola
The inaugural conference hopes to bring journalists, policymakers, digital technologists, innovators and others to discuss issues that affect journalism and...
45 journalists attacked in Nigeria in three months – Report
These cases were largely related to political events which hit a peak in the first quarter of 2023.
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How floods damaged Delta community, caused starvation
Residents who took shelter on rooftops were without food, water, and medication for several days.
PRESS FREEDOM: Attacks on Nigerian journalists increase in 2022
The press attacks in 2022, so far, are higher than in the previous two years, and are mostly carried out...
Widows of slain Nigerian Air Force officers narrate experiences
Our findings show that although the Nigerian Air Force pays the gratuities to the widows and takes care of their...
SPECIAL REPORT: Inside Delta community which existence is threatened by flooding
Abari is one of the communities on the bank of the River Niger in Patani Local Government Area of Delta...
PTCIJ tackles psychological impact of COVID-19 reporting on journalists
The centre organises a webinar for journalists to address the challenge.
Press Attack in Nigeria: ’36 journalists attacked in 6 months’
Most of the attacks occurred during the general elections
APC candidates win Osun House of Reps Seats
The Returning Officer, Rufus Adedoyin, from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife declared Mr Akintola winner, having polled the highest number votes.
