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MEDIA AND GOVERNANCE: PROMOTING NATIONAL UNITY ONE STORY AT A TIME

NWN Editor - December 28, 2024

In every nation, the relationship between the media and governance is crucial. The media serves as the eyes, ears, and voice of the people, shining a light on issues that matter most. In the Nigerian context, where diversity is...

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WHEN MEDIA HOUSES WERE THE REAL KINGS: THE POWER OF NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS IN THE 90S

NWN Editor - December 28, 2024

In the 1990s, Nigerian newspapers were not just a source of information; they were powerful institutions that shaped the nation’s political and social discourse. The influence wielded by editors and their publications was immense, making them the real "kings"...

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THE ROLE OF NAIJA JOURNALISTS IN NIGERIA’S INDEPENDENCE STRUGGLE

NWN Editor - December 28, 2024

The struggle for Nigeria’s independence was not solely fought in the political arenas, nor were the heroes of this fight only the political leaders we often remember. Behind the scenes, a group of unsung heroes made invaluable contributions to...

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FROM ‘GIST’ TO INVESTIGATION: HOW NIGERIAN JOURNALISM EVOLVED WITH THE TIMES

NWN Editor - December 28, 2024

Nigerian journalism has undergone a remarkable transformation over the years, evolving from casual, light-hearted gossip to hard-hitting investigative stories that have shaped the nation’s political and social landscapes. From its early days of colonial influence to the current age...

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NEWSPAPERS AND THE NAIJA HUSTLE: WHEN JOURNALISM WAS A LIFE-OR-DEATH GAME

NWN Editor - December 28, 2024

On streets across Nigeria, where noise, chaos, and movement are the order of the day, there was once a time when the power of print was unmatched. Newspapers weren’t just a source of information – they were lifelines, and...

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THE FIRST WAVE OF NIGERIAN INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM: UNCOVERING CORRUPTION BEFORE SOCIAL MEDIA

NWN Editor - December 28, 2024

In a time when Threads on X, viral videos, and Social Media investigations dominate the news cycle, it's easy to forget the fearless journalists who laid the groundwork for Nigeria's investigative journalism. Long before the rise of social media, these...

Diary of A Nigerian Journalist

NIGERIAN JOURNALISM IN THE 80S AND 90S: HARD-HITTING NEWS IN A TIME OF CHANGE

NWN Editor - December 28, 2024

The 1980s and 1990s were transformative decades for Nigeria, both politically and economically. The country went through periods of military rule, civilian unrest, and social upheaval. At the same time, Nigerian journalism faced its own set of challenges and...

Diary of A Nigerian Journalist

Reporting on Disasters: Balancing Empathy with Objectivity

NWN Editor - December 26, 2024

Journalism thrives on truth, but when truth emerges from the rubble of a collapsed building, the aftermath of a flood, or the chaotic scene of a road accident, the task becomes both physically and emotionally grueling. Covering disasters is...

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Market Madness: The End-of-Year Shopping Rush in Nigeria

NWN Editor - December 24, 2024

As the calendar edges closer to the end of the year, Nigerian markets transform into buzzing hubs of energy, chaos, and excitement. From sprawling open markets like Balogun in Lagos to local stalls in small towns, the festive shopping...

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From Chin-Chin to Zobo: End-of-Year Nigerian Snacks and Drinks Everyone Loves

NWN Editor - December 22, 2024

As December rolls in, Nigerian homes come alive with a warm, inviting aroma that heralds the festive season. It’s the season of joy, togetherness, and, of course, indulgence in culinary delights that have become staples of our end-of-year celebrations....

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