While she was explaining about the target audience and the impact they hope to achieve, she shared that “we have some delegates that are coming up with problems and challenges that we are facing in those thematic areas and what they think would be a solution.”
Trainings
The three-day training workshop, held at Hub17 Innovation Centre, empowered 48 girls with skills in graphics design, video editing, creative writing, leadership, and more.
Manasseh is among the twenty-one journalists selected for the Udeme fellowship out of the over 300 applications received
Abideen Olasupo, Global Director of Brain Builders Youth Development Initiative, urges collaboration among stakeholders to build a resilient plant health system. Speaking at #ClimateWednesday, he highlighted climate change’s impact on plant health, stressing the need for climate-smart agriculture and innovative solutions to ensure global food security.
“The phenomenon of “press release journalism” in the Middle belt region has overtime, hindered the uncovering of valuable facts and realities of critical sectors in the area. thereby limiting the effect of the people’s will – a menace he frequently said must be halted.” By: Bryan Ula. A bid to respond to the clamors for quality reportage in the middle belt region of Nigeria births a sustainable initiative and regional news media, “Middlebelt Reporters.” The online media platform on Friday 9th December 2022, commenced a 3Days compulsory virtual Capacity Training for 28 selected early career journalists on high-quality reportage focusing on investigative reporting and human interest stories among others emanating from the region. North Central Nigeria also regarded as a middle-belt region consists of six states Benue, Kogi, Kwara, Nasarawa, Niger, Plateau, and the Federal Capital Territory, FCT Abuja. Speaking during the training, the host and founding partner of Middle […]
