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Workers’ Day: Youths Digest to host celebrated Nigerian journalists for CJD chat

 

The Campus Journalism Dialogue (CJD) is set to host two celebrated Nigerian journalists, Lekan Otufodunrin and Ajibola Amzat, for a Tweet Chat on Friday, in commemoration of 2020 Worker’s Day.

The CJD Twitter Chat which is focused on building a career in journalism and investigative reporting amongst young journalists is a flagship webinar series hosted by the Youths Digest, with support from the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC).

In a statement on Wednesday by Gidado Shuaib, Youth Digest editor, the event which is scheduled to start by 3pm on Friday is aimed at engaging campus journalists on the occasion of this year’s May Day celebrations.

Shuaib disclosed that Otufodunrin, a former online editor of The Nation newspaper and now the Executive Director of Media Career Services, will speak on ‘Tips for Building a Successful Career in Journalism’.

He added that Amzat Ajibola, editor of the International Centre for Investigative Reporting (ICIR), will engage journalists on ‘Investigating the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Guide for Inspiring Young Journalists’.




     

     

    “Campus journalists, who intend to participate   are advised to send in their questions and also tweet @lotufodunrin @TheICIR and @YouthsDigest.

    “Questions and comments can also be forwarded via #CJDChat hashtag,” a statement from the Youths Digest read in part.

    Recall that a few weeks ago, the platform had organised series of online media training and seminars for campus journalists across the country.

    The seminars, which were adjudged insightful, were facilitated by prominent journalists, Digital security experts and media professionals.

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