CJID and partners, UNESCO, train Gambian youth leaders on media literacy
Ahead of the December 4 presidential election, the Premium Times Centre for Investigative…..
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The Honourable Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola will deliver the conference keynote address as experts, policymakers, academia and other stakeholders from West Africa convene on the 17th and 18th…
DetailsThe outbreak of COVID-19 has made elections within Nigeria enormously challenging and threatens to overturn other democratic ideals including frequent political dialogues, political party campaigns and manifesto interrogations vis-à-vis active…
DetailsDUBAWA WEEK FOR TRUTH (NOVEMBER 2021) Are you passionate about making an impact? Do you want to help in the personal development of young adults in the various Senior High…
DetailsPreamble Collaborative governance has been described as a non-existent element in the quest for accountability in Nigeria. It allows stakeholders in government, civil society organisations, media, communities and the private…
DetailsThe Twittering birds are not bounded in their countries by territory… Timeless, the bird is always a carrier of songs from across boundless territories…
DetailsFive non-governmental organisations and four journalists have filed a suit against the Federal Government at the ECOWAS Community Court of Justice in Abuja asking it to declare the indefinite suspension…
DetailsThe Premium Times Centre for Investigative Journalism (PTCIJ), YIAGA Africa and nine other CSOs have written a petition to the Senate opposing the appointment of Lauretta Onochie as a commissioner…
DetailsA consortium of four media development and media freedom organisations have opposed the proposed amendment of the Nigerian Press Council Act by the National Assembly saying the measures contained in…
DetailsWest Africa’s verification and fact-checking platform, Dubawa, has concluded plans to induct twenty-six (26) fellows into its 2021 cohort of fact-checkers to combat misinformation in the sub-region.