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Why journalism is dying in Nigeria!, By Olayinka Oyegbile

1 day ago
by Justice Okamgba

All the metrics for legacy news media are headed in the same direction: less revenue, far fewer reporters and editors, less profit to reinvest and less community clout. – Rory O’Connor

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