Journalists For Christ (JFC) International Outreach has concluded a year-long project on Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Nigeria, calling for support for the affected persons. The project titled Advancing the Rights and Welfare of IDPPs through Media Monitoring, Investigative Journalism and Media-Driven Advocacy, was supported by the World Association For Christian Communication (WACC) and Bread For The World – German Protestant Agency for Diaconia and Development The implementation which began with a month of newspaper monitoring of four major newspapers in Nigeria also called journalists to pitch for stories along…
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‘What young journalists should know about media career’
On August 20, the President of Journalists for Christ, Lekan Otufodunrin spoke on the above topic at the monthly Fellowship in Lagos. Below are the excerpts from what he shared at the meeting.
Read MoreKenyan Bible Stories by journalist launched
Nairobi-based journalist Tom Osanjo has written a book, Kenyan Bible Stories, which he hopes will light up people’s interest in reading the scriptures. The book tells popular Bible stories but in a modern Kenyan setting. The book that was launched Thursday last week is already having favourable reviews on social media. The story of Abraham sees the Patriarch living in Nairobi and going with his son Isaac to Galleria, a popular mall in the Kenyan capital. Tom tells the story of Noah titled ‘Every Market Has its Madman: The Curious…
Read MoreWACC, WCC committed to #Breakthebias
“Together our organisations not just imagine a gender-equal world, but work towards a world where all are valued, diversity is celebrated, inclusion is the standard, and equitable is the norm,” they stated.
Read MoreJFC renews call for gender equality in media
“JFC as an organisation has been advocating gender parity in the media and action on gender policies to facilitate equal opportunity for women in the profession.”
Read More‘Christians should participate in politics for good governance’
By Dayo Emmanuel Christians in Nigeria have been asked to participate in politics in order to ensure good governance in the country. Head of Calvary Kingdom Church, Lagos, Archbishop Joseph Ojo gave the charge to Christians at the annual thanksgiving of Daily Independent Christian fellowship in Lagos recently. Ojo who represented the President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), Bishop Wale Oke at the event themed ‘Lift up your head’, said Nigeria should look beyond COVID-19, economic woes and other challenges to forge ahead. He also encouraged the youths…
Read MoreMedia monitors trained for IDP Rights, Welfare project
Journalists For Christ (JFC) International Outreach has concluded a two days training for media monitors recently engaged ahead of its media monitoring activity in October.
Read MoreWorkers Day celebration message
We pray that God will continue to grant both workers and owners the wisdom needed to sustain their operations.
Read MoreJFC calls for gender parity in media houses
More women should be given equal opportunities in holding leadership positions in media organizations, just as there is a need to have more women voices in media content.
Read MoreMalaria outbreak in IDP camp, urgent help needed
When people fall sick like malaria, they don’t have the capacity to treat them
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