leading young journalists and ensuring their safety. Looking ahead, he shared a vision of expanding CJA into a bigger, safer national platform.
CJA is more than awards, it’s about care and responsibility.
#CJA2025#CampusJournalism
Speaking on Volume Pod, the founder of the Campus Journalism Awards reflected on how CJA 2025 at the Transcorp Hilton was made possible through the support of mentors, partners, and institutions like @AmnestyNigeria.
Beyond the awards, he spoke on the responsibility of
“Mentorship is everything.”
On Volume Pod, the Founder of the Campus Journalism Awards shared how mentorship shaped his journey—and why CJA was created to give young journalists access to guidance, opportunities, and the rooms they ordinarily can’t walk into.
Our Founder and the incredible volunteer team at #CJA2025.
A huge thank you to everyone who contributed their time and talent to celebrate the brightest stars in student media! 🌟
He continues to be a beacon of hope and an inspiring leader. As we step into the 8th year of CJA, his commitment to supporting young journalists by providing them with opportunities to grow and excel remains unwavering.
As we wrap up the year, we would like to give a special shout out to our founder the visionary behind the Campus Journalism Award.
7yrs of consistency is no small feat. From the very beginning, he has remained true to his promise of giving young journalists a platform to thrive.
As the year draws to a close and we arrive at the last Friday of the year, we pause with gratitude 🙏🏽.
Today, we say a heartfelt thank you to all our sponsors and partners who believed in the vision of the 2025 Campus Journalism Awards and made it a success.
The Campus Journalism Awards 2025 morning workshop brought together a room full of rising storytellers at PRNigeria, Abuja.
Finalists of the Year faced a panel of top media professionals, who challenged them to protect the craft and uphold journalistic ethics, in the era of AI.
#CJA2025 was honoured by the presence of Mallam Balarabe Said Ahmed, PR Strategist and Communications Scholar.
His presence underscored the value of strategic communication, informed practice, and ethical media engagement in shaping the next generation of journalists.
#CJA2025 was honoured by the presence of Stanley Ogadigo, PR Consultant.
His presence emphasized the value of effective communication, reputation management, and ethical public relations in nurturing young journalists and strengthening the credibility of today’s media landscape
#CJA2025 was honoured by the presence of Ismail Omipidan Author and Deputy Editor, The Sun Newspapers
His presence highlighted the impact of quality storytelling editorial excellence and ethical reporting in shaping a new generation of responsible & influential campus journalist
#CJA2025 was honoured by the presence of Jibrin Baba Ndace, Director-General, Voice of Nigeria (VON).
His leadership and vision for a renewed VON reinforce the power of credible media and the role of campus journalists in shaping Nigeria’s future.
#CJA2025 was honoured by the presence of Professor Sule Yau Sule, FNGE, FNIPR, Chairman, Board of Image Merchants Promotion Ltd. A respected leader in media and public communication,
His attendance highlighted the importance of strategic communication, national security awareness, and responsible journalism in today’s media landscape. @skusman
#CJA2025 was honoured by the presence of Brigadier General S. K. Usman (rtd), FNIPR,
Consultant & Director, Corporate Affairs and Information Services, Nigerian Army Resource Centre.
#CJA2025 was honoured by the presence of Mrs. Blessing Oyem,
Director, Youth Engagement & Inclusion, NOA, representing the DG, NOA.
Her participation reinforced the role of youth-focused communication in promoting national values and responsible journalism among campus reporters.
#CJA2025 was honoured by the presence of Mrs. Maryam Sanusi, FNIPR, Director of Corporate Communications at FERMA. Her presence underscored the role of strategic communication, professionalism, and ethics in shaping responsible journalism among young practitioners.