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Bosses, colleagues, and experts express views as award-winning journalist, Yinka Fabowale, relives career in "A Reporter and His Beat".

A Federal High Court in Lagos has adjourned judgment sine die in a legal claim of N750 million against The Sun Publishing Limited over a copyright violation brought before it by a complainant, Temitope Akinyemi. Justice Awogboro Abimbola Olawunmi of the Federal High Court, Ikoyi, Lagos was set to rule on the matter on Friday (today), but he “adjourned the matter sine die”.  The court adjourned the matter indefinitely without a future date being arranged.

Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, will on Thursday declare open a two-day workshop on good corporate governance in the media, organised by the

“Gender equality is more than a goal in itself. It is a precondition for meeting the challenge of reducing poverty, promoting sustainable development and

Application filed by Edo APC chairman, David Imuse, seeking to strike out a N5bn libel suit against him by Mike Igini was dismissed by Court.

Faruk Yahaya, chief of army staff, says bandits and insurgents thrive on publicity, and as such, should be denied of it.

PENDULUM BY DELE MOMODU Fellow Africans, please, permit me to make an open and audacious declaration today. No Professor of Business Management or Mass Communication could have published Ovation International successfully for the period of time that we have done. I apologise if it sounds immodest but that’s not my intention. It is a fact that’s solidly backed by 25 years of an epic journey and with the sight of many would be competitors sadly falling by the wayside within a short time of d...

He described the allegation as malicious, reckless, mischievous and with intent to destroy his hard-earned reputation. ‎Igini demanded for a full page unreserved apology to be published in every edition of the Punch Newspapers, Tribune, Guardian and the Sun Newspapers for seven consecutive times commencing not later than seven days after the judgment of the case. ‎Joined in the suit are Vanguard Media Limited, the African Newspaper of Nigeria Plc, the publisher of the Nigeria Tribune and th...

Buhari greets Oshunkeye, 2006 CNN African Journalist of the Year, at 65 The President urges Mr Oshunkeye to continue sharing knowledge and experience with younger generation of journalists. The President salutes the professional strides of Mr Oshunkeye, garnered over more than three decades with media houses like Concord Press, where he rose to edit the then best-selling Weekend Concord, Associate Editor at TELL Magazine, editor of The Spectator, a publication of The Sun Publishing Limited, and...

By Mon Apr 19 2021 President Muhammadu Buhari has rejoiced with Mr Shola Oshunkeye, winner of CNN African Journalist of the Year 2006, who will be 65 April 20, 2021. In a statement by Femi Adesina, his spokesman, Buhari lauded the veteran journalist for his strides. “The President salutes the professional strides of Oshunkeye, garnered over more than three decades with media houses like Concord Press, where he rose to edit the then best-selling Weekend Concord, Associate Editor at TELL Magazi...