Stella Adeniyi

Christian, Writer, Journalist, Media enthusiast.

[The journey of A Christian lady @ThejourneyofACL]

“I’m not enough"
Neither were 5 loaves and 2 fish,
but look what Jesus did with that💛🥹

[Zikoko Citizen @ZikokoCitizen]

Since the May 15, Oyo mass school abductions, armed groups have expanded their operations targeting classrooms, highways, and neighborhoods across the country.

Here are some of the headlines you may have missed. Let’s make sure these events don’t get buried.

✍🏾: @onokorame

[CampusReporter @CampReporterAFR]

🎯 There is a betting pandemic on Nigerian campuses.

Many students gamble with their school fees, hostel rent, feeding and transport allowances, while some even borrow from loan apps in the hope of landing a big win.

In this story by Ezekiel Ogunniyi, students share how a habit that often begins with curiosity, fun, or peer influence can become addictive, leaving them to lose far more than just money.

Read more: https://t.co/ueWNMpp8S6

#Betting #StudentsWelfare #CampusReporter

[CampusReporter @CampReporterAFR]

Promises of financial freedom and digital skills are drawing some students into NeoLife-linked groups.

But this investigation by @Glow_reeyy reveals that beyond the promises, participants often face intense recruitment demands, academic strain, and, in some cases, emotional and physical distress.

📖 Read the investigation: https://t.co/jPTMPam6uk

@NeoLife_Africa @_NeoLifeNigeria @NEOLIFECLUB

[CampusReporter @CampReporterAFR]

🌟 Alumni Spotlight

Did you know that @KunleAdebajo was one of the earliest participants in the Campus Reporter Project?

Today, he is an award-winning journalist whose work explores critical issues around conflict, human rights, and disinformation.

Kunle’s journey reflects the impact of the Campus Reporter Project, which equips young journalists with skills and opportunities to become industry-ready.

Read his reflections on Campus Reporter and his advice to aspiring journalists here: https://t.co/9bzzHbX1Ek

#AlumniSpotlight #CampusReporter #Journalism

[Transfiguration Ark Revival Ministry International @tarmglobal]

ANTICIPATE!!!

This Sunday, believers from different locations will gather globally for another edition of THE CONVERGENCE.

The Convergence is our global platform of discipleship, leadership, Christian home building, and revival.

[CampusReporter @CampReporterAFR]

“Everywhere I turn, people are busy doing one thing or another, reporters moving in and out for assignments, presenters rehearsing scripts, producers making urgent phone calls, and editors concentrating deeply on their screens.”

In her first Next Gen Intern diary, Abigail Mbah takes us inside the fast-paced world of broadcasting at the Anambra Broadcasting Service.

She reflects on her transition into a professional newsroom and shares what it is like to learn the skills and qualities required to produce television content.

📖 Read her diary here: https://t.co/fTX2zx7Ctn

#NextGenInterns #InternDiaries #CampusReporter

[Press Attack Tracker Africa @PressAttackAfr]

#PressFreedom is essential to democracy, accountability, and the public's right to know. When journalists cannot work freely and safely, access to truth is diminished, and institutions are weakened.

Reflections from journalists on the importance of press freedom. 📌

#Safe4Press

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

Be boring.

Wake up early, go for a walk, get sunlight, brew some coffee, read books, spend time with friends and family.

[CampusReporter @CampReporterAFR]

Hey journos 👋

We’ve curated some free learning resources that can help you strengthen your storytelling and multimedia skills. 📚
Take a look at these courses and level up your skills.

📌 African Stories: A guide for journalists on how to tell better stories about Africa
https://t.co/2pUZVqxLM5

📌 Social and Multimedia Journalism: Explore tools and approaches for more engaging digital storytelling
https://t.co/dHatUJAMeO

📌 Drone Journalism: Learn how drones are transforming newsgathering and visual storytelling
https://t.co/lJZSGzMLTm

#CampusReporter #Journalism #Growth

[Olúwatósìn Olaseinde @tosinolaseinde]

The best time to look for anything is when you do not desperately need it. It gives you an edge.

[Dubawa @DubawaFacts]

We are thrilled to announce the 13 exceptional journalists selected for the 2026 Kwame Karikari Fact-Checking and OSINT Fellowship! 🎊

Chosen for their exceptional writing, investigative grit, and commitment to truth, this year’s cohort is ready to tackle misinformation across the sub-region.

Congratulations to our new fellows!

🇳🇬 🇬🇭 🇸🇱 🇬🇲 🇱🇷

[Press Attack Tracker Africa @PressAttackAfr]

PAT Expansion📢

Since 2017, CJID #PressAttackTracker (PAT) has documented attacks against journalists in Nigeria, with records dating back to 1986. It now includes data on attacks against journalists in additional West African countries.

Access it here: https://t.co/0WOmOUPcSi

[Olúwatósìn Olaseinde @tosinolaseinde]

When someone errs, let’s also look at the times they’ve done well and extend grace to them.

[Pastor Tomiwa Immanuel @TomiwaImmanuel]

It's really just about putting your money where your faiths is. I love God, I love the gospel, I love my local church. Therefore, I give willingly and cheerfully, partnering with my church for the work of ministry.

I mean, what's too much to give to God who gave me everything?

[CampusReporter @CampReporterAFR]

Following the protest at Obafemi Awolowo University, students have raised concerns about the leadership of Students’ Union President David Adelani.

Criticisms include communication gaps, the president’s 'invisibility', and insufficient responsiveness to students’ concerns.

Adelani acknowledged the need to improve communication and outlined steps his administration has taken to address student welfare.

Read the full story here:
https://t.co/TsDdbErfYD

#OAU #StudentsWelfare #CampusReporter

[CampusReporter @CampReporterAFR]

Before the implementation of the policy that triggered the transport crisis, Campus Reporter had published a report predicting that the proposed system would be inefficient.

However, @OAUniversity did not take students’ concerns seriously until protests disrupted academic activities. This reflects a poor approach to student welfare and policy implementation.

Read the earlier report that predicted the crisis here: https://t.co/9qJ1wKhvao

#OAU #StudentsWelfare #CampusReporter

[CampusReporter @CampReporterAFR]

Transport crisis, e-portal challenges, and mid-semester hostel renovations.

These are some of the issues that pushed OAU students to take to the streets earlier today ✊🏾.

The protest appears to be gaining momentum, with the university management now convening an emergency senate meeting, after previously overlooking actions like the students’ 72-hour lecture boycott.

Students have also insisted that tangible action must be taken before normal activities can resume ⚠️.

Read more: https://t.co/VZf2Lz26zX

#OAU #StudentsWelfare #CampusReporter

[CampusReporter @CampReporterAFR]

Dress codes are a common practice across Nigerian tertiary institutions, often justified as a way to promote decency and discipline.

But in practice, their enforcement is often intrusive.

In this story, @ Abdulrasheed Aishah reports how these policies are sometimes applied in ways that raise concerns about students’ privacy and rights.

Read about students’ mixed reactions and the legal perspective here 👇🏾
https://t.co/1bQIf8m8yi

#CampusNews #StudentsRights #CampusReporter

[CampusReporter @CampReporterAFR]

Some #OAU students were given about 24 hours to vacate their halls for renovation ⚠️

The directive, issued Thursday evening, came without clear relocation plans, especially as it occurred mid-semester.

The situation raises fresh concerns about the university’s approach to policy decisions and students welfare.

Recall that Campus Reporter previously reported policy changes that have led to ongoing transport challenges.

Read more: https://t.co/nomQKS6Fbl

#OAU #StudentsWelfare #CampusReporter