CJID partners IWPR for training , investigative reporting on human rights violations in Nigeria
Nigerian journalists are being urged to investigate human rights violations in a bid to promote the realisation of social justice in the country, according to the National Institute for Journalism and Development (CJID) in its office in Abuja, Nigeria.
Source: premiumtimesng.comPublished on 2022-04-24
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