Chuks Nwanne, a journalist loves Lagos because of the limitless opportunities it provides. He admits that Lagos may be tough but in the midst of that toughness there is also fun in Lagos, a city that knows how to manage…
Toni Kan and partner sell sabinews.com in landmark deal
Writer, journalist, teacher, Toni Kan and his partner Peju Akande have announced the sale of their news website sabinews.com, which was launched in May 2014. The site quickly established itself as an ethical and professionally well run news website featuring…
Journalist seeks NUJ’s help to tackle LASPOTECH over torture (Punch)
A journalist, Folake Sokoya, has petitioned the Lagos council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists over alleged torture by security guards at the Lagos State Polytechnic, Ikorodu. Sokoya, whose battle with the Lagos State’s owned institution had been in public…
I’m connected to my roots – Jayne Augoye
It may have been exactly five years since the journalist Jayne Augoye travelled to her hometown but she says she not lost in Lagos because she is connected to her roots. Born in Lagos and living and working in the…
FG to pay N10m damages to journalist Jones Abiri for illegal detention (Premium Times)
The Abuja division of the Federal High Court has described the two years detention of journalist Jones Abiri as outright conviction and ordered the government to pay N10 million in damages to Abiri. Abiri was arrested in August 2016 and…
Chuks Nwanne: I’m not lost in Lagos
Chuks Nwanne is a journalist and by the nature of his work, he knows things. In Lagos for over a decade but he has not lost touch of his hometown where he often travels to. Where is his hometown and…
Chief Magistrate throws journalists out of Lagos court (Vanguard)
It was a day of rage against journalists at a Lagos court as Chief Magistrate of an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court 2, Folashade Botoku, threw pressmen out her court. Judicial symbol for justice The journalists that were thrown out on the…
See the reasons Jayne Augoye loves Lagos
Jayne Augoye is a journalist, who plies her trade in the city of Lagos. She has many reasons to love the city by the lagoon. Watch her count them in the video.
Joe Agbro admits he’s lost in Lagos
Joe Agbro Jr documented his national youth service experience in the book titled Served. Writing has always been his thing and he works now as a journalist who is well travelled. But ask him the last time he went to…
Journalist Jones Abiri sues Nigerian govt, demands N200m (Premium Times)
Recently released journalist, Jones Abiri, has demanded a compensation of N200 million from the Nigerian government for his prolonged detention without trial. Abiri’s application was heard on Monday at an Abuja Division of the Federal High Court. Mr Abiri, a…
