Insight
248 students matriculate at NIJ
Two hundred and forty-eight new students have been formally admitted into the Nigeria Institute of Journalism (NIJ) for the 2023/2024...
‘Why matriculation was scheduled late’
Lecturer at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Mr. Akin Ojo has revealed the reason why the school matriculation ceremony was...
Avoid examination malpractices – Miss NIJ
The reigning winner of the Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ) pageantry otherwise known as 'MISS NIJ', Olusanjo Tomilola Olubukola has...
Freshers anticipate matriculation ceremony
As the Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ) continues to make preparations for its matriculation ceremony on Wednesday, March 6, students...
Students navigate economic hardship on path to knowledge
The economic landscape casts a poignant shadow on the daily lives of students at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ),...
Journalism in her bones
Facebook recently reminded me of the article I wrote in 2011 titled Toyosi: Journalism in her bones. Unfortunately, the story...
Embracing diversity in body types
In a world where media often perpetuates narrow standards of beauty, it's essential to celebrate diversity in all its forms,...
What manner of journalism?
What type of journalism are we practicing today. In our excitement to demonise and satiate our mindset, common practice is...
Rainbow guide to acing examinations
In the realm of academia, examinations stand as crucial milestones, testing the knowledge and understanding students have acquired. While exams...
VST: Students showcase entrepreneurial skills
In a bid to make its students independent and employers of labour, the Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ) held its...
