Next-Gen Intern’s Diary: Learning to Produce Compelling Community Reports
When I first saw the call for the 2026 Next Gen Internship Programme, I took it seriously. It felt like…
Campus Censorship on the Rise: Nigerian Student Journalists Face Intimidation for Reporting the Truth
*Lazeez Bello, a student journalist at Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto, UDUS, known for his courage and accountability reporting, never imagined…
“We Just Want to Learn”: FCT Pupils and Parents Plead as Teachers’ Strike Enters Tenth Week
For 11-year-old Muhammad Aliyu, a dusty Monday morning in Abuja means rolling tires down the street with friends, not heading…
The Abuja’s Crumbling Schools Where Pupils are Forced to Learn in Pain
Before now, going to school was a delight for Muhammad until his mother transferred him to Science Pilot Primary School…
More Than a Workshop: How the CJID Campus Journalism Clinic Changed the Way I See Journalism
By Alhagie Omar Jallow I have attended workshops before and, like many student journalists, I usually arrive with a notebook,…
Locked Doors and Blackouts: How My Final Month at ABS Prepared Me for the Realities of Journalism by Abigail Mbah
On the morning of 19th July, I walked into the station ready to start the day as usual. I was…