If I have the opportunity of coming back to this world, I’ll still be a journalist —Tony Iyare

Tony Iyare is the Special Adviser to the Edo Sta...

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Although I wanted to read law, it doesn’t fascinate me any more because I am now where God wanted me to be—Abiodun Olalere, Ondo State Bureau Chief, OSBC

How would you assess journalism practice in Nigeri...

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My biggest headache is getting quacks out of journalism profession—Friday Obanor, Chairman, Nigeria Union of Journalists, Edo State

At what point did you decide to become a journalist...

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I once turned down a job offer by a minister—Wale Ewedemi, GM/COO, Inspiration FM, Lagos

How did your journey into journalism start?
My d...

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I prefer to be a newsroom journalist to being one in government—Lekan Otufodunrin, Editor, The Nation on Sunday

In what circumstance did you come into journalism?
From my education...

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How i got a querry less than two weeks after I started as a reporter

Isaac Omoaka, a renowned broadcaster, is the Head, AIT,...

I left Newswatch because i wasn't treated well-Janet Mba-Afolabi

 

What are the challenges you have been fac...

‘My parents wanted me to be a lawyer’

Dele Atunbi is the Chairman of Ondo State Council of Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ). In this encount...

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Encounter that turned me into undercover journalist

—Jide Ogunluyi, Head of News ...

No other profession would have given me the goodwill I enjoy today— Otunba Mike A. Aladenika, Head of News, DAAR Communications, Benin

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Why I set up The Posterity Media— O’Femi Kolawole

At 30, O’Femi Kolawole has done so much for himself as a journalist, author and media consultant. ...

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I wanted to be a carpenter — Niyi Akinsiju, Publisher, Fortune and Class magazine

Niyi Akinsiju, the CEO and Editor of Fortune and Class magazine, is a journalist of repute. He has pu...