How We Can Achieve Industrial Transition With Ease
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My Newswatch Years While writing for the Concord newspapers as the London Correspondent, I had the fortune of meeting and starting a memorable relationship with Dele…
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You ain’t seen nothing yet! When Page Seven came out in the Daily Times, they said it was the ultimate, but I knew it wasn’t. When…
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Excerpts From Nyaknno Osso’s Introduction to the book, Don’t Let Him Die, Published in Memory of Dele Giwa The major purpose of this book is…
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A Review of Kayode Soyinka’s Book Born Into Journalism BY SAM AKPE For a few seconds, let’s put our minds in a reverse—exactly 34 years back.…
Mass Media: Bridging the Gap with Local Contents, PART 2
A Review of Encyclopaedia of Mass Media & Communication Edited by Prof. Oshiotse A. Okwilagwe Volume Three of this well-loaded book has 24 chapters and…
Mass Media: Bridging the Gap with Local Contents, PART 1
A Review of Encyclopaedia of Mass Media & Communication By Prof. Oshiotse A. Okwilagwe (Ed) What you are about to read may not be the kind…
Maybe We Have Sinned and Fallen Short of Journalism Ethics (PART TWO)
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BOOK REVIEW: Maybe We Have Sinned and Fallen Short of Journalism Ethics (PART ONE)
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