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28/03/2024

Join us today on correct women with Rachy Mama by 4 pm live on penradio. ✨

08/03/2024

We celebrate all the women all over the world 🌎, you all are the best. ✨

08/03/2024

Happy international women's day, penradio celebrate all the women all over the world 🌎 ✨ .

06/03/2024

Nigerian institute of journalism matriculation ceremony takes place today, join us as we rejoice with the freshers.

29/02/2024

NEWS PAPER HEADLINES ON THE MORNING TEA ON PENRADIOLIVE

25/02/2024

https://nijinsight.com/2024/02/25/us-newspaper-hails-nij-graduates-publishing-exploits/
The media career exploits of a graduate of the Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ), Mr Deba Uwadiae, editor and publisher of New Americans Magazine in Columbus, United States has been lauded in a recent report by The Columbus Dispatch Newspaper. ✨

25/02/2024

https://von.gov.ng/pan-african-university-appoints-nigerian-as-vice-rector/
Born in Ibadan, Oyo state, Southwest Nigeria on January 5, 1964, Professor Akeredolu-Ale had her higher education at the University of Ibadan, Southwest Nigeria, and the University of Birmingham, UK, as well as a Postgraduate Diploma (PDG) in Journalism from the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Lagos. ✨

20/02/2024

The Governing Board of the Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ) has appointed Dr. Adeboye Ola as the new Deputy Provost of the institution.

Ola will take over from Dr Dele Omojuyigbe on March 1, 2024.

The appointment was announced in a circular issued by the Registrar, Mrs. Patricia Kalesanwo on Tuesday.

“This is to inform you that the Governing Council at its meeting of 19th of February, 2024 approved the appointment of Dr Adeboye Ola as the Deputy Provost of our Institution, NIJ with effect from the 1st of March, 2024. We wish him a successful tenure” the statement reads.

Prior to his recent appointment, Dr Ola was the Head of Department (HOD) of General Studies.

Dr Ola, a photographer and master trainer holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Dramatic Arts, Master of Science degree in Mass Communication and Doctorate of Philosophy in Mass Communication.

He also holds a British Education Examinations Council’s (BEEC) Professional Diploma in Public Relations and a Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism from the Nigerian Institute of Journalism.

He started his journalism career at the Vanguard Media Ltd in 1988 as a Reporter/photographer and later worked at the defunct Sunday Concord as a writer/ photojournalist between 1989 and 1994.

He worked as the Corporate Affairs Manager with Rathma Holdings, from 1994-1998 and then went into professional photography until he joined NIJ in 2004.
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20/02/2024

STATE NEWS WITH ON PENRADIOLIVE

17/02/2024

OPEN UP SHOW IS LIVE NOW
FEB 17, 2024.

13/02/2024

Message from Ms Audrey Azoulay,
Director-General of UNESCO,
on the occasion of World Radio Day 13 February 2024

On this World Radio Day, we celebrate not only the history of radio, but also its central role in our societies, now and in the years to come.
The year 2024 marks a milestone in the history of this medium: it is the year we celebrate the centenary of the first live radio broadcast of the Olympic Games, on the eve of the next Games in Paris.
This milestone reminds us that, since its creation at the end of the nineteenth century, radio has always been with us, bringing us together around powerful moments and shared emotions. And so, for over a century, it has been informing us, entertaining us, and also educating us, as this year's theme underlines.
It is all the more true today: despite the growing influence of the Internet and social networks, radio continues to be a prime source of information and entertainment – it is estimated that over 4 billion people listen to it.
Radio is also the medium that reaches places others do not: while almost a third of the population did not have a decent Internet connection in 2023, a proportion that rises to half of the population in rural areas, radio is more inclusive and accessible, particularly in crisis situations.
For example, in Afghanistan, following the decision – which UNESCO immediately and firmly condemned - to deprive Afghan girls and women of their fundamental right to learn and teach, the Organization has put in place what is in effect education over the airwaves, supporting Radio Begum in particular. This radio station, run by Afghan women for Afghan women, provides literacy courses and gives them a voice.
Radio can also be the voice of the voiceless, enabling all individuals and communities to express themselves, and to bring the diversity of their cultures to life. That is why UNESCO supports and encourages community radio all over the world.
As we see it, radio is more than a technical means of broadcasting: it embodies a certain idea of information, cultural diversity and education for all; we could go so far as to say that radio can and must be a humanist medium.
Today, 13 February,

31/01/2024

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30/01/2024

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30/01/2024

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20/01/2024

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16/01/2024

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27/12/2023

May his soul rest in peace........

22/12/2023

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19/12/2023

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