As the JournalistsForChrist's #EndMisogynyNG project supported by waccglobal and Brot für die Welt comes to an end, we identified some key players who are countering tech-facilitated GBV and supporting women to thrive, as ambassadors.

We presented an Award of #EndmisogynyNG ambassador to the Executive Secretary of Lagos DSVA, Mrs Titilola Vivor-Adeniyi. Through her office, she is workijg tirelessly to end TFGBV in Nigeria. We also presented our research report to the DSVA team.

Happy birthday to our dear sister, Justina Asishana Justina Asishana Niger State Correspondent The Nation Nigeria |Data/Investigative Journalist|WHO/ICFJ Fellow|| Sigma God bless and continue to be with you.

I'm not totally against minimal use of AI for routine content, but the feeling you get from stringing words together intelligently, write pieces that are products of your imagination, descriptive and creative thinking is not comparable with machine-aided reports.

Kudos to our member Justina Asishana (in African print) , who moderated this session . The Lord will continue to prosper your career.

#WSCLecture17 is bringing global voices to the table to spotlight the shrinking civic space as well as press freedom. Join us for the 17th Wole Soyinka Centre Media Lecture 🗓️ Sunday, 13 July 2025 🕔 5:00PM (WAT) 🔗 Register now: bit.ly/17WSCLecture

Today is #WorldSocialMediaDay! As Christian journalists, we’re called to use social media not just for news, but as a tool for truth, light, and transformation. Let’s flood the timeline with grace, not just trends. #FaithInMedia #JournalistsForChrist

Social media is more than likes. It’s a mission field. It’s a platform for good. It’s a pulpit. This #WorldSocialMediaDay, let’s recommit to posting with purpose. #MediaMission

In commemoration of the #WorldSocialMediaDay2025 we call for #EndmisogynyNG and #StopTFGBV based on our findings in this project supported by waccglobal and Brot fur die Welt

“You crown this year with Your goodness, O Lord. As we step into July and beyond, we walk in grace, favour, and renewed strength. In our work as Christian journalists, let us reflect Your light and truth at all times.” In Jesus' name, Amen.

Lazy people ( including journalists) are a pain to their employer. They are like smoke in the eyes or vinegar that sets the teeth on edge. Proverbs 10:26.

Verification is not optional. It is what separates journalists from content creators. At the July edition of #WSCIJConversation, Motunrayo Famuyiwa-Alaka, ED/CEO, Wole Soyinka Centre, reminded us that fact-checking belongs at the centre of newsrooms. It is not a nice-to-have. It is the job.

Any story sounds true until someone sets the record straight - Proverbs 18:17 (Daily Walk Bible)

I'm looking forward to getting Deji Adekunle Dara Ajala to share insights of the impactful work by Nigeria Media Innovation Program in the Nigeria media at this conference organised in conjunction with Daily Trust Foundation

'I'm more fulfilled as a faith-based researcher and writer despite being an engineer' Church Times Nigeria churchtimesnigeria.net/moses-oludele-…

Motunrayo Famuyiwa-Alaka, urged media organisations and editors to dedicate consistent coverage to specific states or local governments, as a way to better reach and serve local communities. #WSCIJConversations