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NGE President Calls for Ethical Standards and Fact-Checking in Campus Journalism
The President of the Nigerian Guild of Editors, Eze Anaba, urged student journalists to uphold ethics and rigorous verification to help address national insecurity.
Donald Trump Jokes with Journalists at WHCA Dinner
President Donald Trump attended a scaled-down White House Correspondents' Dinner, where he mixed jokes about the press with calls for free speech and respect for the media.
Osun Journalists Denounce Election Violence, Call for Peaceful Polls
The Osun State NUJ has called for neutrality from security agencies and peaceful behavior from political candidates ahead of the upcoming August 15 governorship election.
Renowned Broadcaster and Journalist Edward Stourton Passes Away at 68
Veteran broadcaster Edward Stourton, known for his work on Radio 4's Today and various BBC news programs, has died at 68 following a battle with prostate cancer.
Celebrating Aremo Segun Osoba at 87: An Editor Who Remained Committed to His Roots
As Chief Aremo Segun Osoba turns 87, he is honored not only for his political achievements but for his rare, enduring loyalty to the Nigerian Guild of Editors and the journalism profession.
LASU’s Professor Akhaine Set to Present 4th Lateef Jakande Memorial Lecture
Professor Sylvester Odion Akhaine of Lagos State University will deliver the 4th Lateef Jakande Memorial Lecture in Lagos on July 23, 2026, focusing on media and election credibility.
The 91-year-old Argentine reporter who has worked 18 World Cups
Broadcaster Enrique Macaya Marquez reflects on his historic 18-tournament career, his analytical philosophy, and the changing landscape of international football.
Mother of Journalist Killed During #EndSARS Protests Seeks Release of Body After Six Years
Bosede Onifade, mother of journalist Pelumi Onifade who died during the 2020 #EndSARS protests, is pleading with authorities to release his body for burial following a successful DNA identification.
Kano Federal High Court Affirms Journalistic Privilege Regarding Source Protection
A Federal High Court in Kano ruled that journalists are generally entitled to protect their sources, with exceptions reserved only for national security matters or information directly essential to a court case.
Longtime BBC foreign correspondent David Willey passes away at 93
Renowned BBC journalist David Willey, a veteran foreign correspondent and expert on the Vatican, has died in Italy at age 93.