Meet our PRB Public Health Reporting fellows from #Nigeria 🇳🇬. Jennifer Ugwa Ode Uduu Ri... Ojoma Akor President Jesupemi Allwell Okpi Babatunde Kollins Kolawole Omoniyi Anibe Idajili #HealthPrefect #journalism #publichealth #GlobalHealth

In this report for Herald Reporters, supported by Gatefield Impact, I look at how unregulated beverages are causing the same or similar damages to malnourished children as those identified for regulation and taxation.

Save a last-minute intervention, Ayetoro community in Ondo state may soon be swept into the bin of history. Sea incursion has displaced many & destroyed properties. In 2004, NDDC awarded N6.4 billion for a shore protection project. 19 years after, there is nothing on ground 😫

The first ever West Africa Journalism Innovation Conference (WAJIC) is here! The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development is calling on journalists and delegates from media organisations across West Africa to be a part of our West Africa Journalism Innovation Conference

On #WorldPressFreedomDay2023, let us thank @nathsdaughter who as a journalist helped us stay informed during the pandemic Thank you Anibe, a nominee of 2023 COVID #SocialMedia Influencers Awards👇 socmedawards.com/2023/nominee/a… #WorldPressFreedomDay #WPFD2023 #WPFD23 #PressFreedomDay

“I don’t plan to take it. COVID-19 does not exist."—Chijioke, age 36, Suleja, Niger state Our morning read is this compelling piece by Anibe Idajili from our #PublicHealth Reporting Corps on what's fueling #vaccine hesitancy in #Nigeria, for TheCable: bit.ly/47vVyQn

Last month, I did a report on how security operatives extort money from commercial drivers across multiple checkpoints between Enugu and Owerri. ikengaonline.com/2023/09/25/inv…

Excited to share that 2nd article for PRB, by Jennifer Ugwa and I, has been published. Here, we unpacked the extent of mistrust in foreign-manufactured vaccines and how this sponsors anti-jab sentiments. thecable.ng/would-covid-19…

🎉 Proud of our Public Health Reporting Corps for their work bringing attention to vital but often overlooked public health issues. This story by Jennifer Ugwa + Anibe Idajili on mistrust of COVID-19 vaccines in Nigeria asks some hard questions: bit.ly/48qrHsz

Something last year, I and four other amazing female journalists worked on an investigative report on non-physical violence against women and girls in Nigeria as part of the African Women in Media (AWiM) African Women in the Media's) Reporting Violence Against Women and Girls project.

ogar Francisca Juliet Buna "Non-physical violence is largely underreported in Nigeria. Journalists should know that there isn't enough data for issues surrounding non physical violence so they would have to do the work of getting the data themselves." Anibe Idajili #Vawg #rvawg2024

Today, I joined other journalists in Abuja to demand for the release of Daniel Ojukwu. It's criminal to keep detaining him without charging him to court. #FreeDanielOjukwu #FreeDanielOjukwuNow

I will be attending Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development's AI in Journalism Conference 2024 as a Media Delegate, and I look forward to meeting other journalists, media stakeholders, technologists, and CSOs who will be discussing AI disruptions in journalism. #AIinJournalism #MediaTech #CJIDEvents

Without strict monitoring in d Nig health sector, lives of pregnant women and babies are endangered as untrained nurses &midwives become sole providers of maternal care. Anibe Idajili & I probe why these quacks see high patronage despite d risks.thecable.ng/unqualified-nu… PRB

I am looking forward to this! Thank you, TheJournalismClinic and @nigeriaLNG #NLNGChangeYourStory

We're glad to have Anibe Idajili at the next #NLNGChangeYourStory #digitalmedia workshop, sponsored by @nigeriaLNG. Lead trainer: Dan Mason The training, she says, will be "an excellent opportunity to learn about the power of digital journalism".

Happy to be selected as a fellow of Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development's 2025 AI and Tech Accountability Reporting Fellowship.