The Ikeja Record, a community-focused publication, is proud to announce the launch of the Ikeja Record Community Report Award, a new initiative aimed at spotlighting untold stories from Lagos communities. This prestigious award provides mid-career journalists with an opportunity to receive funds to research, develop, and publish impactful stories that bring underrepresented narratives to light.
The Ikeja Record is a community newspaper dedicated to the Ikeja area of Lagos State and its environs. They deliver original, non-partisan reporting on local politics, business, and culture, ensuring their journalism serves the community’s needs. With a focus on practical information, The Ikeja aims to deepen democracy, enhance economic and social well-being, and inspire joy. Their stories reflect a commitment to empowering readers with knowledge that drives positive change while celebrating the vibrancy of their community. By blending insightful coverage with a focus on local impact, This plays a vital role in fostering a more informed and engaged citizenry.
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Entries will be evaluated on originality, relevance, feasibility, and the potential to amplify the voices of Lagos communities. The award reflects Ikeja Record’s commitment to development-driven journalism and its mission to tell stories that matter.
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Interested journalists should submit their story pitches, along with a brief bio and two links to previously published work, to [email protected] by December 10, 2024. No attachment is required but the email subject line should include ‘Community Report Award’.
Type of Opportunity | Competitions and Awards |
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Deadline | 10 December,2024 |
Country | Africa |
Organizer | Ikeja Record |