Tagged with: Nigeria
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Media at scale during a pandemic 鈥� COVID-19 in Nigeria
Kaleem Khan
Country Director. Nigeria
Almost one year on since the first confirmed COVID-19 case in Nigeria, our country director reflects on the impact of 成人论坛 Media Action Nigeria鈥檚 mass media programming and the work still to come on tackling vaccine hesitancy and a worrying 'second wave'.
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Police reform: how media is addressing security reform in Nigeria
Damian Ihekoronye
Project Manager, 成人论坛 Media Acton Nigeria
Amid the End SARS protests and political unrest sweeping many states in Nigeria, Project Manager Damian Ihekoronye describes how 成人论坛 Media Action Nigeria鈥檚 creative team are working to facilitate dialogue and accountability between Nigerians and their police force.
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Live drama tackles community attitudes to polio vaccination in Nigeria
Nasiru Mu鈥檃zu Isa
Producer, 成人论坛 Media Action Nigeria
On World Polio Day, Nasiru Mu鈥檃zu Isa talks about Madubi Live, our radio drama that visits communities to record live in front of an audience and encourage discussions about child immunisation, especially the polio vaccination.
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To the polls: Radio changes the story for people with disabilities in Nigeria
Michael Ashofor
Producer, 成人论坛 Media Action Nigeria
On World Radio Day, discover how we鈥檙e using radio in Nigeria to help people with disabilities get their voices heard in the country鈥檚 general elections.
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A novel approach to maternal health in Nigeria
Akile Gojo
Producer Trainer for 成人论坛 Media Action in Nigeria
In states across northeast Nigeria, audiences are switching on their radios, turning up the volume, and learning about improving mother and child health by listening to鈥� a novel.
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The story of Story Story: 13 years of drama making a difference in Nigeria
Deji Arosho
Head of Production and Training, 成人论坛 Media Action Nigeria
After more than 13 years, over 500 episodes and even a visit from The Queen Story Story: Voices from the Market is taking a break. As the last episode was broadcast on Sunday Deji Arosho looks back at the history of the popular radio drama and its impact on listeners.
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Bold female voices: broadcasting under the shadow of Boko Haram
Rachael Borlase
Head of Country Programmes, Nigeria
At the height of the Boko Haram insurgency local radio stations stayed on air. Three years on from the Chibok schoolgirls鈥� kidnapping, Rachael Borlase profiles the female broadcasters in Northern Nigeria proudly telling their own stories.
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Kakalliya: The rapping granny
Chibuike Utaka
Head of Factual, 成人论坛 Media Action Nigeria
Granny-power hits the airwaves to help improve the health of mothers and babies in northern Nigeria.
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I have 140 friends, and I speak to them nearly every day
Caroline Chukwura
Media Resource Officer, 成人论坛 Media Action, Nigeria.
A group of 140 volunteers provide valuable feedback about our radio programmes in Nigeria. Caroline Chukwura, who talks to them by text, phone and email, shares some of their stories.
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Helping communities to make Naija better
Uche Joy Nnogo
Talk Your Own Producer
A small community in Nigeria is demanding better services to protect their children from diarrhoea. Joy Nnogo, of radio show Talk Your Own 鈥� Make Naija Better, shares their story.
