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Ganiyat Mumuni
Verified
Journalist, The Nation (Nigeria)
Lagos
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Biography
Ganiyat Mumuni is a Journalist with The Nation Newspaper with over 3 years experience in the field. Ganiyat is one of the young promising reporter who is vast in the practical and theoretical aspect of journalism. She's doing series of online trainings on media literacy, Fact checking amongst others. She's always open to learning, loves reading and networking. She holds a degree In Masscommunication and has covered several beats from city and crime to grassroots News. During her Undergraduate days ,she served a copy editor for the institution pioneering Newspaper/Magazine "LASUGONG" and also doubled as a writer and reporter for the same course.
Esporte, Economia
Content
By Ganiyat Mumuni| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified Chairman of Egbe-Idimu Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Sanyaolu Olowoopejo, has inaugurated the 1.5km Pipeline Road opposite the Area M police station. The road connects Idimu to the OPC junction, linking it to Ejigbo LCDA. Olowoopejo praised the Vice Chairman Mutiu Adebiyi, management team, residents, and party executives for their efforts in making the project a reality. “This wouldn’t have been achievable without your relentless efforts and sacrifices,” he said.
By Ganiyat Mumuni, Alao Abiodun Verified| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified A non-governmental organisation, The Ade-Otukomaya Foundation, has partnered with Ibeju-Lekki local government area to empower underprivileged youths through educational support and vocational training initiatives. The NGO donated 150 free Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) forms to indigent students and pledged sponsorship for vocational training in diverse technical fields.
By Ibrahim Adam, Ganiyat Mumuni| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified Govt unveils five-year industrial policyLagos State Government has scrapped remote work for public servants, citing the need to enhance service delivery and align with the implementation of the new minimum wage. Head of Service Bode Agoro announced the decision in a statement yesterday. He said Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu had approved the cancellation, effective March 31.
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The Nation (Nigeria)