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By Similoluwa Ifedayo On Tuesday, I had the opportunity to watch the 1997 blockbuster "Titanic" as part of Lagos State University's (LASU) Faculty of Law social week organized by the LASULAW Students' Society.  As I walked into the Okunnuga moot court (the makeshift cinema), I was struck by the opulence of the decoration and the comfortable seating. The moot court had been transformed with curtains and lighting, giving it a true theatre vibe. As I settled into my seat, I was offered popcorn and a drink to enjoy during the movie. The sound and picture quality were both outstanding, making it easy to get lost in the romance on screen. The recreation of the Titanic and its magnificent interiors was breathtaking, and the portrayal of the ship's fateful voyage was both harrowing and poignant. One of the things that stood out for me was the incredible performances of the lead actors, DiCaprio and Winslet. Their chemistry was electric and their portrayal of t...

By Mujeebah CJID, Center For Journalism Innovation And Development continues its 4 days training for Campus Journalist on Thursday, 24  of February 2022 at the Lagos State University Student Arcade Building ,The training consists of Members of ACJ LASU, NANCE and students from different Universities. Mr Deji Adekunle holds the first round of the training themed Media Literacy   "One of the purpose of journalism is to help the public make information decision Security,control and confidence" In an attempt to explain the essence of Media literacy and source ,Mr Deji gave  different roles for sourcing for a news story  Anonymity must be justified   Multiple sources are better than single news sources in quote never Write a story with a single source  An authoritative source is better than random sources. An authoritative source is not a source of authority  but a source who is  best suitable to answer the question on grou...

By Ajayi Samiat   The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) organised a Journalism training on Wednesday 23rd of February which hosted by the Association of Campus Journalist (ACJ) LASU, and the National Association of Campus Editors, NANCE.   The training which is scheduled for four days, commenced officially on Wednesday, 23rd of February 2022, at the conference Hall, LASU students arcade building. within the time frame of 10am till 2pm. The training program featured three personnel's from the CJID, with each of them buttressing on distinct facets of Journalism.  In the first faction of the training Mrs Busola Ajibola elucidated on the ethics of Journalism, highlighting key ethics like truthfulness, objectivity, fairness, accuracy, amongst many more, assembling it all down to the role of verification.  "Discipline must be rooted in verification"   Successfully Linking the role of Journalism with Democracy was Mr Adekun...