MTN Nigeria, in partnership with Pan-Atlantic University, has announced 20 fellows to participate in the third Media Innovation Programme (MIP).
These journalists have been selected to participate in this initiative to foster innovation and excellence in media.
School of Media and Communication at the university reviewed applications and selected the 20 fellows.
Dean, Ikechukwu Obiaya, said: “It’s one of the programmes you could say that expresses the reality of today’s world that so much has changed technologically. We are delighted to collaborate with MTN Nigeria through the Media Innovation Programme…”
The six-week fellowship will increase the knowledge and skill of fellows and help them understand the changing media landscape, and how to use technology to create impactful content.
Chief Corporate Services and Sustainability Officer, Tobe Okigbo, said: “At MTN Nigeria, we recognise the role media plays in shaping society. MIP is a testament to our commitment … ”
The fully-funded certificate fellowship will include a study trip to University of Johannesburg, visits to South African Broadcasting Station, and a tour of MTN Group Head office in Sandton.
Among 2024 fellows are Anthony Obakeye, Producer/Reporter at CNBC Africa; Lucas Ajanaku, Assistant Business/Head of ICT at The Nation; Pius Chidiebere, Anchor at Signature Television; Oluwadunsin Sanya, Senior Content Associate at BellaNaija and Prince Osuagwu, ICT Editor of Vanguard.
