My Liberian colleague and I teamed up for this cross-border story on how both our countries are fighting health misinformation through trusted voices. 👇
Journalism isn’t always about the story we publish sometimes it’s about the journey. This was my second time in four years reporting on water, and I was scared. But Makoko’s story had to be told😎
Full solution piece published on @Wikkitimes
https://t.co/nM63q2pyIK
The #APSJ project continues to grow. Today, we are excited to introduce to you the selected journalists who will be participating in the Solutions Journalism (SoJo) activity under the APSJ project. They will be showcasing innovative approaches to peacebuilding.
Journo Request:
Good evening colleagues,
I’m looking to connect with journalists who live around Epe, Lagos State. If you are one or know someone, please kindly reach out. Thank you so much.
Tomorrow marks the start of our 2025 Solutions Journalism West Africa Fellowship! With support from @soljourno, we are building a regional network of skilled, solutions-focused storytellers.
Ten exceptional journalists begin their journey to spotlight what’s working, why it works, and how it can be scaled across the region. Watch this space.
#SoJoNgeria
For the #APSJ workshop, we brought together 15 diverse journalists.
Spanning 3 days, the intensive learning experience equipped them with innovative approaches to reporting, amplifying local voices & promoting accountability.
Hear from them: https://t.co/KHLzPBwVow
Out of 200+ incredible women across Africa, I’ve been selected as 1 of 18 fellows for the 2025 Women in Journalism / Gender-Based Reporting Fellowship by @AFYMP_NG!
Humbled to journey with such powerful voices 💪🏽
#AFYMP#WomenInJournalism#Gratitude#Storytelling
For nearly a year, I’ve been to remote Bauchi villages, investigating why so many kids especially girls drop out of school.
After training with @TheRadioClassNG & #APSJ/@HumAngleFdn , I began spotlighting solutions.
Villagers now trade rice to build classrooms👇