By Our Reporter The Editor Daily, Nigerian Chronicle, Florence Oluohu has advised journalists to be factual in their reportage adding that accurateness is the cheapest way to credibility. Ms. Oluohu who was lecturing at the 6th edition of CrossRiverWatch Capacity Building Workshop for journalists insisted that practitioners and their media houses will save themselves a
By Our Reporter Emmanuel Ulayi, seasoned journalist and Media aide to Governor Ben Ayade of Cross River State, will be the next guest instructor at the fourth edition of CrossRiverWatch capacity building training. Ulayi who started his journalism career in the year 2000 in the then National Interest Newspaper and a former staff of Vanguard
By Our Reporter Online journalists in Cross River State have been admonished to imbibe the culture of news verification, accuracy, fairness and balance in their reportage. This admonition was given by a senior journalist and Vanguard Newspaper reporter, Mr. Ike Uche while speaking at the third edition of CrossRiverWatch capacity building training held at her
By Our Reporter Ike Uche, journalist with Vanguard Newspaper is set to grace the third edition of CrossRiverWatch capacity building training for online journalists in the State. Mr. Ike will be teaching attendees on the various “Types of News Writing, Advantages and Disadvantages”. The session will expose the trainees to the various forms and/or types
By Our Reporter The need to ensure online journalists operate within the ambits of the ethics and the path charted by the traditional media has been described as the key to maintaining the integrity of the journalism profession as online media phases in. The Special Assistant, Media to Cross River governor, Benedict Ayade, Mr. Solomon