Nigeria

Meet the researchers who will map the physical, digital and mental safety of women journalists across Nigeria and Ghana.

Media freedom concerns grow in Nigeria as threats to RTV SLO’s licence fee emerge. BBC plans 10% job cuts, and NPR secures a record donation.

PMA has been awarded two project funds through UNESCO’s IPDC, a specialised UN committee for media development.

Warnings over Gaza journalists’ welfare as ORF faces an interference claim, Nigeria eyes broadcast reforms, RTVC expands culture, and more.

Investigative Journalism in Sub Saharan Africa: staying up to date on the most recent technologically driven investigative tactics.

A number of civil society groups have sued the Nigerian broadcast regulator after Channels TV was fined N5 million.

In the run up to the 2023 presidential election, journalists in Nigeria had already started to highlight safety concerns to the CPJ.

It is essential that citizens have access to accurate, timely and independent news and information during crises and emergencies. Yet despite the current pandemic, journalists and media outlets face mounting threats in fulfilling this critical role.

Nigeria’s journey towards digital transition has faltered once more after missing another deadline. But the country aims to continue steps towards a digital future with a slower, phased switchover.

The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) of Nigeria has issued a stern warning to broadcasters with outstanding licence fees, threatening them with sanctions and shutdown if they do not comply.