Lagos, Nigeria – July 4, 2026– Ruth Eso, a United Kingdom-based business data analyst, has urged professionals, freelancers, and business
By Ifunanya Ndigwe Members of FFN at the event In a display of professional excellence, a prominent member of the
In the past two weeks, I have experienced quite a roller-coaster journey. I was part of the organising committee for
Elizabeth Osayande is bold. She takes on ideas that are five times her size and runs with it. A Freelance
The Female Freelancers Network (FFN) is set to host a groundbreaking virtual panel discussion titled “AI and Ethics of Writing”
Public relations expert and media specialist, Canadian-based, Esther Ijewere, has tasked journalists to build and brand themselves even as they
Renowned journalist, Mrs. Juliana Francis, has emphasized the importance of using investigative journalism grants for their intended purpose rather than
No fewer than 40 freelance journalists drawn from various media organisations from across Nigeria were trained by the Female Freelancers
The Female Freelancers Federation (FFF), led by Elizabeth Osayande, on May 27, organized its 3rd edition of Media Expose, titled
Journalists interested in being relevant in the global space should have a broad knowledge of international affairs, different cultures and
Executive Director of the Media Career Development Network, Mr Lekan Otufodunrin has shared valuable insights with members of the Female
WanaData member Elizabeth Osayande has received the prestigious Awardee, International Internship University 250 plus Innovative Young African Awards from Vanguard
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