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Mr. Ajibola also highlighted the importance of continuous learning, training, and verification in journalism. Referring to a popular Journalism 101 phrase, he said, “Even when your mother says she loves you, verify it.”
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Jega, who oversaw the 2011 and 2015 general elections, said it was sad that even after 25 years of continuous democracy, Nigeria still battles with election rigging, violence, and voter distrust.
“We couldn’t move in to capture her abductors because the State Security Agencies and the Edo State Government repeatedly failed to respond to our calls for collaboration,” he said.
Mrs. Olaniyi, who recently moved her stall to a new spot within the same annex to improve her sales, explained that traders in the annex area are often forced to pay money to Awilo and his group before they can operate. She said the illegal fee ranges from ₦5,000 and above, depending on the type of stall.
“In media, you make fame before money,” Mr. Afolabi said. “Only those who keep learning, practicing, and standing out through consistency will succeed.”
