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WFM celebrates journalists championing gender-based issues - Vimarsana News

WFM celebrates journalists championing gender-based issues

The maiden edition of the ReportHer Awards organised by Women Radio Station, WFM 91.7, meant to recognise journalists and media organisations who have championed the course of gender-balanced reportage, was held last weekend in Lagos.

LEADERSHIP Emerges Runner-Up In ReportHer Award For Gender-balanced Reporting - Vimarsana News

LEADERSHIP Emerges Runner-Up In ReportHer Award For Gender-balanced Reporting

LEADERSHIP Newspaper has emerged runner up in the print category at the maiden edition of ReportHer Awards for gender-balanced reporting.

PREMIUM TIMES' Titilope Fadare wins ReportHer award, receives UN scholarship - Vimarsana News

PREMIUM TIMES' Titilope Fadare wins ReportHer award, receives UN scholarship

Ms Fadare’s scholarship to train at the BBC in the United Kingdom will be funded by Nigeria's office of UN Women

Organisation tasks women, girls on leadership - Vimarsana News

Organisation tasks women, girls on leadership

A Non-governmental Organisation (NGO) and social enterprise, HEIR Women Development, has emphasised the need for girls and young women to participate in leadership positions from early stages of their lives, stressing that doing so would enable them build capacity and help them succeed the older generation of women leaders.

SPECIAL REPORT: Threats, trauma trail GBV reporters in Nigeria - Vimarsana News

SPECIAL REPORT: Threats, trauma trail GBV reporters in Nigeria

According to a 2022 survey published by the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) in its Gender-Based Violence Reporting Handbook, of 120 Nigerian journalists interviewed, threats were the second topmost challenge mentioned by those reporting GBV, after silence from victims and survivors.