Next-Gen Intern’s Diary: Reporting Nigeria’s Changing Realities By Habibat Muhammad Sani
By Habibat Muhammad Sani August was another busy month in my Next Gen Internship at Ideko Africa. With each passing…
Next Gen Intern Diary: Learning beyond Nigerian Newsroom, by Miracle Akubuo
By Miracle Akubuo As my two-month internship with the New York Amsterdam News, facilitated by the Centre for Journalism Innovation…
Of Becoming an Enterprise Storyteller and One Other Thing, by Muheeb Mashood
By Muheeb Mashood Enterprise journalism is original, in-depth reporting rather than routine news events, press releases, or press conferences. An…
Next Gen Intern’s Diary: At the Intersection of Healing and Storytelling, by Taiwo Fatola
In my first diary, I wrote about the uncertainty that immediately follows graduation from medical school. Years of clinical training…
From Learning to Practice: Reflections from Next Gen Internship Programme, by Olaoti Faruq
By Olaoti Faruq My third and final month of the Next Gen Internship Programme has been largely focused on the…
The unseen challenges behind covering news stories, by Faruq Ibrahim
The second month of my internship marked a significant transition from routine newsroom responsibilities to active field reporting. On what…
NextGen Internship: Building skills, story by story, by Rahab Yusuf
The second month of my NextGen internship under the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) continues to broaden my…
Next-Gen Intern’s Diary: Learning, Reporting, and Telling Stories that Matter, by Habibat Muhammad Sani
My third month in the Next Gen Internship Programme has been both intense and eye-opening. At this stage, the experience…
Next Gen Internship: Learning to beat time without compromising accuracy, by Dauda Musbau
If there’s one thing I have learned during my internship at the Tribune Online, it’s that journalism is a race…
NEXT GEN INTERN’S DIARY: Dear Diary, It’s July Again by Korede Badmus
Dear Diary, It’s July again. I still remember sitting down to write about June and wondering how I would explain…
Strike: NANS suspends planned protest after governor promised to resolve issues in two weeks
By Ololade Oludele The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has suspended a planned student protest in Akure, Ondo State,…
Why young Nigerians are losing faith in elections
By Stella Adeniyi Ahead of the 2023 election, Prodigy Dan, a young Nigerian, believed that high voter turnout would bring…