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Gombe hosts 5th media audit reporting workshop for journalists in North-East

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Selected working journalists from Adamawa, Bauchi, Gombe, Plateau, and Taraba are to be trained in effective and factual Audit Reporting.

The training is organised by a Media and capacity-building NGO, FrontFoot Media Initiative in continuation of its training of Journalists on various aspects of factual journalism practice.

The Gombe training will be the fifth edition of the Audit Reporting Training programme for working Journalists under the auspices of the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism and the sponsorship of the MacArthur Foundation.

Mr Emeka Izeze, a Director of FrontFoot Media, said that, “The Gombe programme will feature participants not only from Gombe State but also from the neighbouring states of Adamawa, Bauchi, Plateau, and Taraba.”

According to him,”This is a testament to the inclusivity and reach of Front Foot’s training initiatives. We look forward to training about 40 media personnel, each of whom plays a crucial role in our media landscape.”

Gombe State Governor, Muhammed Inuwa Yahaya may address participants in line with an agenda of openness and accountability.

Mr Ismaila Zakari, a past President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), an Internal Auditor of Premium Pensions Abuja, and an ICAN Fellow, will lead the training supported by Mr Yusuf Doma, a Fellow of ICAN and Internal Auditor at Premium Pensions Abuja.

Their expertise and guidance will ensure a high-quality learning experience for all participants.

FrontFoot Media Initiative describes the programme as “a flagship capacity development programme of FrontFoot Media Initiative.”

” It is a Collaborative Media Engagement for Development Inclusivity and Accountability project,” it stressed.

In a news release, Front Foot Media Initiative Training Coordinator, Mr Chido Nwakanma added, “In this effort, FrontFoot teams, accompanied by
experts in the field, work in pre-selected states where they conduct free training for journalists.”

He added that,”Participants learn how and where to locate the relevant reports, interpret the material, and write engaging news stories and features that enlighten, stimulate, and empower the electorate, and discourage impunity.”

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