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Thanks for coming around, Najite Atirene, President TVC Women’s Network and Head of News at Yanga 89.9FM

Najite will speak on the responsibility of journalists in national conversations. She will also reflect on the role of women in journalism and how to mentor young female journalists in a male-dominated industry.

“Female reporters are not well represented outside Abuja and Lagos, and that is something we can work on for the next generation.” - Najite #JournalismandSocietyConversation

This morning at the Wole Soyinka Centre - journalism and society conversation, I will be speaking on the responsibility of journalists in national conversations and the role of women in journalism and how to mentor young female journalists in a male-dominated industry.

“One of the ways we can ensure that more female journalists take the forefront is by mentoring young female journalists, especially those outside Lagos and Abuja.” — Najite Atirene #Journalismandsocietyconversation #WSCIJAT20

Najite, Head of News, Yanga FM pointed out that while journalism thrives in Lagos and Abuja, many female reporters outside these cities still face challenges of visibility and opportunity.