The International Press Centre (IPC), Lagos-Nigeria, has condemned in strong terms the reported attacks on journalists who were covering the…
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The Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Muhammad Pate, has called for the formulation of health policies rooted…
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) says 166 people have died from Lassa fever between January and…
The International Press Centre (IPC), Lagos-Nigeria, through its Safety and Protection of Journalists (SPJ) Hub, has condemned the unlawful detention…
The International Press Centre (IPC) has condemned the alleged assault of Daniel Ojukwu, a journalist with the Foundation for Investigative…
As part of ongoing efforts to deepen democratic participation and amplify women’s voices in Nigeria’s political landscape, the International Press Centre (IPC), Lagos, has commenced a series of high-level consultative forums with key media stakeholders.
As part of activities marking World Press Freedom Day (WPFD) 2025, the International Press Centre (IPC) in collaboration with the Association of Communication Scholars and Professionals of Nigeria (ACSPN), will host a one-day Media Stakeholders’ Roundtable on the theme: “Artificial Intelligence, the Media & Press Freedom: Issues & Perspectives.”
As the world commemorates World Press Freedom Day 2025, the International Press Centre (IPC), Lagos, Nigeria, has called on stakeholders to defend the public’s right to truthful information amid growing concerns over the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on journalism and press freedom.
Public Health experts on Wednesday in Abuja, advocated for strengthened infection prevention and control (IPC) measures amid rising concerns over infectious disease outbreaks in Nigeria.
Renowned Nigerian physician, Dr Tochi Okwor, said that the 2018 Lassa fever outbreak exposed critical gaps in the nation’s infection prevention and control (IPC) system.