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Women journalists and media executives across Nigeria have called for renewed efforts to promote professionalism, gender inclusion, and stronger visibility for women in political reporting. This call came at a one-day consultative session organized by the International Press Centre (IPC) in collaboration with the Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ), with support from the European Union, under the EU Support …

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The Nigeria Association of Women Journalists, NAWOJ, Lagos state chapter has signed a Memorandum of Understanding – with Africa’s biggest Data journalism and civic tech platform – Code For Africa, CfA to train her members in Data Literacy Training and Development CfA works as a non-partisan ‘change agent’ that offers engineering and editorial support, skills development, seed-funding, and business development …

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The Minister of Women Affairs,  Mrs. Pauline Tallen has called for the inclusion and increase of women participation in governance and politics at all level.

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A journalist and trainer, Mrs. Funmi Falobi has marked her 40th birthday with a lecture for student journalists in Lagos. The event which held at the International Press Centre, Ogba, Lagos attracted students and lecturers from the Yaba College of Technology and the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Ogba, Lagos. Falobi, a former correspondent with Daily Independent Newspaper and part-time lecturer …

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In 2014, the President of the National Association of Women Journalists, Mrs. Ifeyinwa Omowole, sold the idea of low cost housing for women journalists in the state to the National Union of Journalists, Lagos State Council. Three years down the line, with contributions running into almost N100m, no journalist or contributor to the scheme has got any house while prospect …

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