Dubai editor Kemi Busari and others shine at Nigeria's most prestigious investigative journalism award
A history published on PRIME TIMES has emerged winner of THE online category of THE Wole Soyinka Price For Investigator Journalism In Abuja on Saturday.
THE winner history, written by Kemi Busari, THE editor of THE Fact Check organization, Dubai, explored how A Nigerian herbal medicine seller, Baba Aisha, was promote A herbal blend with not verified complaints of heal malaria And other ailments.
Annually, THE Wole Soyinka Center For Investigator Journalism (WSCIJ) honors And famous investigator journalists through Nigeria WHO to use copy investigator stories has socket people In governance has account, expose ailments And amplify THE voice of THE most vulnerable people In Nigeria.
This year, ten finalists emerged Since 99 entries evaluated by THE judges out of THE total 209 entries received by THE organizers.
Speaking on in the name of of THE seven members sign of the judges, Abigail Ogwezzy-Ndisika said THE remaining 110 were filtered out by THE organizers Before turning THE remaining 99 has THE judges. THE 110 stories were not judge investigator stories, She said.
She, However, felicity Nigerian journalists For THE quality of Investigator Journalism despite threats Since State And non-state actors WHO wish has repress THE truth.
Beloved John of THE International Center For Investigator Reports (ICIR) emerged finalist In THE online category with her history expose degree mills sale fake honorary doctorates has Africans.
Mark Big mole, Also of THE ICIR, was felicity In THE online category For her history expose A illegal hospital run In Abuja by A North Korean national.
Other winnersSharon Ijasan of THE Television Continental (TVC), emerged winner of THE Television Category. Her history chronic THE sad realities of is being trafficked Nigerians In Libya. Folashade Ogunrinde emerged finalist with her history on How Lawyers Absence, Soft Lois, Courts' Apathy Humidify Families' Hope For Justice.
READ ALSO: Baba Aisha: Nigerian government has establish new regulator For herbal medicineLami Sadiq of THE Every day Trust Newspaper won THE To print category with her history on 'Organ Operation: How Abuja Union Attracted Minor For Kidney Harvest.' Omolabake Fasogbon, in the meantime, was felicity In THE category For her history 'Inside History of Lagos Building Collapse Or Regulator Mortgage Lives For as weak as 50,000 N.'
There was No winner In THE Photo Journalism category but Ayodele Adeniran was felicity For her “Naira To exchange" photo, which represented THE suffering of Nigerians during THE species rarity earlier This year.
In THE Cartoon category, Victor Asowata emerged as THE finalist with her cartoon title "Power Grabbers 2023.” Chukwuemeka Émenike was felicity For her cartoon on THE failure of regulatory agencies In Nigeria.
Winners In each category were present with A price plate, A certificate, A laptop, 300,000 naira species price And A international travel.
THE finalists were present with A certificate, A smartphone And A 200,000 naira species price. THE felicity entries were present with Certificates of Recommendation, A 2 TB Hard To drive And A 100,000 naira species price.
THE center Also present THE 2023 Human Rights Defender Price posthumously has Laï Oso, THE late teacher of Mass Communication. THE price was present has her marry has THE location.
Qosim Soliman East A journalist has Prime Times In Partnership with Report For THE World, which matches local newsrooms with talented emerging journalists has report on under cover problems around THE globe
Support PRIME TIMES' journalism of integrity And credibility GOOD journalism costs A plot of money. Again only GOOD journalism can ensure THE p...
A history published on PRIME TIMES has emerged winner of THE online category of THE Wole Soyinka Price For Investigator Journalism In Abuja on Saturday.
THE winner history, written by Kemi Busari, THE editor of THE Fact Check organization, Dubai, explored how A Nigerian herbal medicine seller, Baba Aisha, was promote A herbal blend with not verified complaints of heal malaria And other ailments.
Annually, THE Wole Soyinka Center For Investigator Journalism (WSCIJ) honors And famous investigator journalists through Nigeria WHO to use copy investigator stories has socket people In governance has account, expose ailments And amplify THE voice of THE most vulnerable people In Nigeria.
This year, ten finalists emerged Since 99 entries evaluated by THE judges out of THE total 209 entries received by THE organizers.
Speaking on in the name of of THE seven members sign of the judges, Abigail Ogwezzy-Ndisika said THE remaining 110 were filtered out by THE organizers Before turning THE remaining 99 has THE judges. THE 110 stories were not judge investigator stories, She said.
She, However, felicity Nigerian journalists For THE quality of Investigator Journalism despite threats Since State And non-state actors WHO wish has repress THE truth.
Beloved John of THE International Center For Investigator Reports (ICIR) emerged finalist In THE online category with her history expose degree mills sale fake honorary doctorates has Africans.
Mark Big mole, Also of THE ICIR, was felicity In THE online category For her history expose A illegal hospital run In Abuja by A North Korean national.
Other winnersSharon Ijasan of THE Television Continental (TVC), emerged winner of THE Television Category. Her history chronic THE sad realities of is being trafficked Nigerians In Libya. Folashade Ogunrinde emerged finalist with her history on How Lawyers Absence, Soft Lois, Courts' Apathy Humidify Families' Hope For Justice.
READ ALSO: Baba Aisha: Nigerian government has establish new regulator For herbal medicineLami Sadiq of THE Every day Trust Newspaper won THE To print category with her history on 'Organ Operation: How Abuja Union Attracted Minor For Kidney Harvest.' Omolabake Fasogbon, in the meantime, was felicity In THE category For her history 'Inside History of Lagos Building Collapse Or Regulator Mortgage Lives For as weak as 50,000 N.'
There was No winner In THE Photo Journalism category but Ayodele Adeniran was felicity For her “Naira To exchange" photo, which represented THE suffering of Nigerians during THE species rarity earlier This year.
In THE Cartoon category, Victor Asowata emerged as THE finalist with her cartoon title "Power Grabbers 2023.” Chukwuemeka Émenike was felicity For her cartoon on THE failure of regulatory agencies In Nigeria.
Winners In each category were present with A price plate, A certificate, A laptop, 300,000 naira species price And A international travel.
THE finalists were present with A certificate, A smartphone And A 200,000 naira species price. THE felicity entries were present with Certificates of Recommendation, A 2 TB Hard To drive And A 100,000 naira species price.
THE center Also present THE 2023 Human Rights Defender Price posthumously has Laï Oso, THE late teacher of Mass Communication. THE price was present has her marry has THE location.
Qosim Soliman East A journalist has Prime Times In Partnership with Report For THE World, which matches local newsrooms with talented emerging journalists has report on under cover problems around THE globe
Support PRIME TIMES' journalism of integrity And credibility GOOD journalism costs A plot of money. Again only GOOD journalism can ensure THE p...What's Your Reaction?
