Media Development and Professionalism in Nigeria/Africa

Media Development & Professionalism in Nigeria | Difficult Conversation Africa. Join the host of Difficult Conversation Africa, Yinka Olaito as he sat down with Lekan Otufodunrin, a prominent Nigerian media career development specialist, for an insightful discussion on the current trajectory of media growth and professionalism in Nigeria. In this episode, we cover: ✅ Real progress in media training, digital transformation, and capacity-building efforts 🛠️ Persisting challenges—from funding gaps to ethical standards and editorial independence 🗣️ The important role of collaboration between journalism schools, media NGOs, media houses, and regulators 🔍 Actionable recommendations for elevating professional ethics, supporting early-career journalists, and fostering stronger networks Why listen? This episode provides a comprehensive, expert-driven analysis of Nigerian media today and tomorrow. Whether you’re a media practitioner, student, policymaker, or just curious about Nigerian media developments, you’ll gain clear insights, best practices, and forward-thinking solutions. It also give syou opportunity to connect with our guest: Lekan Otufodunrin is the Executive Director of the Media Career Development Network and has been instrumental in training, mentorship, and media capacity initiatives across Nigeria. 📢 Get Involved: Comment below with your thoughts—are we headed in the right direction? Share your personal experiences, questions, or suggestions for boosting media professionalism in Nigeria. 👍 If you enjoy this conversation: Like the video if you’re passionate about media progress Subscribe for more ‘Difficult Conversations’ featuring leaders in journalism, media development, and social impact Share with fellow media practitioners to help amplify these crucial discussions