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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...

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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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Homecoming Diaries: Nigerians in the Diaspora Reconnecting with Their Roots

NWN Editor - December 20, 2024

The holiday season is a magical time for many Nigerians in the diaspora. It’s not just about taking a break from work or escaping the cold winters abroad—it’s about coming home. For those who have spent years or even...

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Crossing Over: A Look at Nigeria’s New Year Eve Traditions

NWN Editor - December 19, 2024

As December 31st approaches, the air in Nigeria becomes charged with a unique blend of anticipation, faith, and celebration. New Year’s Eve, or “Crossover Night” as it is popularly called, is more than just the end of the calendar...

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Owambe Season: The Rise of December Weddings in Nigeria

NWN Editor - December 18, 2024

In Nigeria, December is more than just a month to mark the end of the year; it is a season of joy, reunions, and, most importantly, celebrations. Over the years, the festive period has earned a new identity as...

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MEDIA PERSONALITY PROFILE: GARUKUWA JIBRIL – A MASTER STORYTELLER BEHIND THE LENS

NWN Editor - December 17, 2024

Garukuwa Jibril is a celebrated cameraman with over 26 years of unbroken service in Nigeria’s vibrant media industry. His dedication to excellence and passion for visual storytelling have earned him a reputation as one of the finest professionals in...

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JOURNALISM UNDER MILITARY RULE: THE DAYS OF CENSORSHIP AND PRESS FREEDOM BATTLES

NWN Editor - December 17, 2024

Throughout Nigeria's history, the press has been a vital pillar of democracy, serving as the voice of the people, a watchdog for corruption, and a force for social change. But during the military regimes that gripped the country for...

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Traffic Chronicles: Surviving Lagos Roads During Festive Frenzy

NWN Editor - December 17, 2024

It’s that time of the year again! The December vibes are in full swing in Lagos. The air smells of Jollof rice and new money, the streets are dotted with colorful decorations, and the average Lagosian's excitement is only...

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