Hi everyone, we’re hiring interns to support our editorial and commercial teams at The Republic. Sharing details below this tweet. Pay is N150,000 a month; we’re looking for very smart, media-obsessed undergrads/recent grads who are keen to learn all aspects of our work. 👇🏾

I completely agree. And a professor who I recently engaged in my last trip to document rising trend of deforestation also confirmed this. This is becoming a concern and I think there should be proper enlightenment before any tree planting exercise; to know right species.

It has always been tough for journalists practising in Nigeria. Tinubu’s govt touts itself as “media-friendly” but Foundation for Investigative Journalism (FIJ)’s @Mazi_OJDvis is the 8th journalist arrested since he came to power. We need to do better because #JournalismIsNotACrime. apnews.com/article/nigeri…

The IOM - UN Migration 🇺🇳 has launched its 2024 World Migration Report. In this edition, you'll find key data and information on migration as well as an analysis of complex and emerging migration issues. You can access the report through this link worldmigrationreport.iom.int

🗣️ #FreeDanielOjukwu ✊ Journalism is not a crime! We stand in solidarity to demand the release of Daniel Ojukwu, an investigative journalist who has been in police custody for 8 days without formal charges or arraignment before the court of law. #FreeDanielOjukwu

“I went through the painful experience of rape, and lived through its bitterness knowing that the men who raped me might never get punished,” says Fadia, a volunteer rape counselor. My debut for The Christian Science Monitor. Do well to read and share. csmonitor.com/World/Africa/2…

Just launched:🐘 The 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐝𝐥𝐢𝐟𝐞 𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟰 is now available Despite two decades of concerted action, wildlife trafficking persists worldwide with more than 4,000 species affected. Explore recent trends & more: unodc.org/conig/en/links…

Putting out this call as one of the Project Leads for the Agro-Health Climate Solutions in Africa. Young farmers with potentials to contribute to agricultural productivity in spite the climate crisis can apply: bit.ly/AHICSA #climateadaptation #csa #foodsecurity

Day 2 #Live Update from the #CampusLab supported by the Nigeria Health Watch Today's session begins with Saint Ekpali Ekpali Saint a seasoned freelance journalist speaking on Climate Reporting through a Solution Lens. He is shedding light on the true meaning of climate and debunking

#Throwback to our impactful #CampusLab solution journalism training at Veritas University, #Abuja. Thank you to all the amazing students in attendance. A big appreciation to Nigeria Health Watch, Ekpali Saint Lynn Agwuncha Comms Officer at TAF AFRICA Foundation #SolutionJournalism

My story this month is about the resettlement program of UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency which is designed to protect refugees who have lost the protection of their home country and country of asylum. I got all emotional while interviewing resettled refugees. The story isn't available online yet.

After my story for The Christian Science Monitor about conflict-related sexual violence in Sudan, I got an invitation from Leading Ladies Africa to speak on the issue in commemoration of the International Day for the Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict on June 19. 📍 Instagram Live by 4 PM WAT

Well done Violet Ikong for this interesting and important piece. Information disorder is a major concern, so it’s interesting to see you deploy open source intelligence tools to track misinformation surrounding alleged attacks in Nigeria’s border communities by the “Amba Boys.”

Reducing emissions isn’t enough to meet the 2050 net-zero target. Achieving this goal would also require removing huge amounts of carbon from the atmosphere. Seaweed has the potential to remove atmospheric carbon But will its cultivation save the climate? africanarguments.org/2024/08/mozamb…

Un proyecto experimental de cultivo de algas en Mozambique da formación e ingresos a mujeres de la zona. Pero algunos expertos dudan de la capacidad de estas especies marinas para absorber cantidades de carbono significativas. Ekpali Saint African Arguments elpais.com/planeta-futuro…

Thank you, Edita

Cross-border investigations are trending all over the world. As part of GIJN's #AfricaFocusWeek, Patrick Egwu and Ekpali Saint, talked to organizations promoting reporting partnerships in Africa about their experiences and challenges. Full story: twp.ai/1IEqQY

After a careful selection of 5 out of 70+ applications for the Prime Progress Biodiversity Reporting Challenge, on December 5 and 6, we trained the selected journalists. Our facilitators, Kelechukwu Iruoma & Ekpali Saint helped the candidates understand biodiversity better and showed

Although highly significant in the oil & gas industry, the extraction of barite—a mineral used to prevent blowout during drilling—is poisoning Nigeria’s farmlands, streams, and human bodies. Thanks to #NigeriaInvestigates2024, MacArthur Foundation for supporting this project thecable.ng/investigation-…

An investigation by Ekpali Saint, with supported from #NigeriaInvestigates2024 & MacArthur Foundation, details how the extraction of barite — a mineral used to prevent blowout during drilling in the oil & gas industry — is poisoning Nigeria’s farmlands, streams, and human bodies. twp.ai/1M2z6s