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Report Women Network, the alumni body of the Report Women! Female Reporters’ Leadership Programme (FRLP) Fellowship programme has been inaugurated. The fourteen fellows produced in the 2017 edition of the initiative, faculty members and…

Female Journalists Leadership Fellowship (A leadership training and mentorship programme) Tentative Training dates: Monday 1 to Saturday 6 October 2018 The Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) invites…

Going further, she said: “The job was supposed to be an interim one. I was to work, maybe, six months at most and return to Nigeria. These Oman people have agents in Nigeria recruiting Nigerians. I was told not to worry about money for visa…

In this second part of the investigative report on the frightening dimension that trafficking in persons across the world has taken, JULIANA FRANCIS dwells on the way it affects Nigerians and how NAPTIP is battling to create ample awareness…

The ways humans are exploited differ significantly. Those involved in trafficking started with sex within escort services and soon moved to labour trading of farmworkers. Today, they have gradually but steadily roamed to human organs…

Aimed at empowering female reporters with the skills, finesse, support and tools to take bold steps that will help position them for the highest leadership roles in their media houses, the Female Reporters’ Leadership Programme (FRLP) is…

While she was walking to the podium to receive her award as one of the Top 100 African Women Travel Personalities at the 2017 Akwaaba Travel Market in Lagos, her demeanour depicted a beauty queen and threw all eyes at her direction.…