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Elizabeth Ogunbamowo (Elizabeth Ogunbamowo) of Dubawa walked participants through the essentials of fact-checking. She explained the types of false information, how to identify and fact-check claims, introduced key fact-checking tools, and guided participants on writing clear,

Day 1 of the Campus Journalism Clinic at University of Lagos, wrapped up with participants divided into groups for a practical session focused on generating compelling story ideas. #NextGen #CampusReporter

Day 2 of the Campus Journalism Clinic at University of Lagos kicked off with a recap session, where participants shared key takeaways from Day 1. A student, Balogun Iretomiwa, shared that the session on investigative journalism helped her understand the difference between public interest

In Busola Ajibola's session on gender-transformative storytelling, students learned about gender stereotypes and their impact on media narratives. She explained how inclusive storytelling helps reflect the lived realities of diverse communities more accurately and meaningfully.

Today, Wemimo Adewuni covered broadcast journalism, teaching techniques for generating story ideas, broadcast prep, and live interviews. In this session, students practiced these techniques by developing story ideas and drafting interview questions. #NextGen #CampusReporter

From sourcing and analysing data to visualising it effectively, Tochukwu broke down data-driven storytelling. He shared guidelines on data visualisation, including keeping charts simple, choosing the right chart for the data, avoiding too many colours, and always providing

Media Production Associate at Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development, Gbolahan Ogunsolu, took students through essential tools and skills for effective multimedia reporting. He also gave a practical demonstration on using video and design tools to create engaging visual stories with mobile devices. #NextGen

It’s a wrap for the two-day Campus Journalism Clinic at University of Lagos. In the last session of the day, Iretomiwa Tayo Dele-Yusuff took the participants through the process of sending stories for publication on campusreporter.africa, and spoke on further mentorship and training opportunities

From imparting knowledge to building hands-on skills and providing guidance, our time with 50 campus journalists at University of Lagos over the past two days was nothing short of amazing. This training is a strategic initiative of Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development's NextGen/Campus Reporter programme

Had a great time training Mass Communication students at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) on Data-Driven Storytelling — thanks to Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development and CampusReporter. We explored how to source, analyse & visualise data for journalism — and I loved their curiosity.

Here's a peek into our recently concluded Campus Journalism Clinic at University of Lagos, two days of learning and hands-on training to equip the #NextGen of journalists with the skills for evidence-based reporting and a more sustainable media future. #CampusReporter

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#UI and #OAU stand out as some of the most prestigious tertiary institutions in Nigeria. But it’s a lot of disappointment when comfort doesn’t come with prestige. Federal Ministry of Education This is a story of the state of hostels in these schools and how this affects the students.

When the institution fails to provide sufficient accommodation, students are at the mercies of unregulated private hostel landlords. That’s the story of #FUOYE students. Federal Ministry of Education STUDENTS' UNION GOVERNMENT, FUOYE Read it here: campusreporter.africa/how-private-ho…