Tag Archives: JFC

Dayo Emmanuel Christian media professionals have called for stronger commitment to women empowerment, mentorship and value-driven leadership in the media, stressing that giving selflessly remains a pathway to lasting impact in society. This formed the thrust of discussions at the March fellowship of Journalists For Christ (JFC), held in Lagos at the weekend, with the theme, “Give to Gain,” in …

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Dayo Emmanuel Participants at the March fellowship of Journalists for Christ (JFC) shared a series of personal testimonies, highlighting faith, divine intervention, provision, and perseverance in both professional and personal journeys. The fellowship, which brought together media professionals and Christian faithful, provided a platform for attendees to recount experiences they described as evidence of God’s guidance and intervention in their …

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Journalists For Christ (JFC) is set to hold its March fellowship in celebration of International Women’s Day, bringing together media professionals and thought leaders for a session focused on impact-driven leadership. The event, with the theme “Give to Gain: Give Support, Gain Impact – Bible Takeaways for Media Leaders and Organisations,” will explore the role of sacrificial support, collaboration, and …

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As the world commemorates the 2025 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, Journalists for Christ International Outreach (JFC) has issued a strong call for coordinated action to curb the rising tide of digital violence targeting women and girls in Nigeria. With this year’s global theme, “Unite to End Digital Violence Against Women and Girls,” the group in a statement …

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As the world celebrates International Women’s Day 2025, Journalists for Christ (JFC) International Outreach has reiterated its call to end misogyny and tech-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) against women. In a statement signed by Lekan Otufodunrin, President of JFC and Secretary of WACC Africa Region, the organization revealed alarming findings from its social media monitoring report under the project “Countering Misogyny …

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The General Manager of Bond FM, Lagos, Mrs. Adenike Adegoke, has commended Journalists For Christ (JFC) for its efforts in addressing misogyny and online gender-based violence (OGBV) through media advocacy.

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Christian media groups, Journalists For Christ International Outreach (JFC) Nigeria and the World Association for Christian Communication, Africa Region (WACC-AR), have unveiled a pioneering advocacy project aimed at tackling misogyny and tech-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV). Supported by WACC Global and Brot fur die Welt, the initiative seeks to challenge stereotypes and reshape public perception regarding women and girls, while addressing …

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Journalists have been enjoined not to be complacent in their pursuit of excellence. Chief Executive Officer of Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism, Motunrayo Alaka gave the admonition at the January fellowship of Journalists For Christ (JFC) in Lagos at the weekend. Alaka who spoke at the fellowship with the theme, ‘Pursuit of Excellence in Media Practice’, relayed how her …

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Media organisations in Nigeria have pledged support for Journalists For Christ (JFC) on its recent publication, ‘Silent Cries’, a publication that comprises summaries of 20 sponsored stories on the plight of the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Nigeria. The publication which is the third in a series is preceded by ‘Muffled Voices’ and ‘Managing Internal Displacement Crisis In Nigeria,’ all …

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Journalists For Christ (JFC) International Outreach has shortlisted 20 pitches from  journalists, creative writers, presenters/producers, content creators and allied professionals who pitched story ideas after it called for pitches on advancing the living conditions of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Nigeria. According to President of JFC,  Mr. Lekan Otufodunrin, the stories are expected to generate reactions and call attention of …

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