Nigeria Health Watch and MSI Train Journalists on Solutions Journalism in South-South and South-East Regions
Nigeria Health Watch (NHW) and MSI partnered to conduct training for journalists in the South-South and South-East regions, emphasizing solutions journalism in health reporting. The training aimed to equip journalists with skills to highlight problems and solutions, particularly addressing the needs of hard-to-reach women communities.
MSI has been operating in Nigeria since 2009, focusing on critical challenges. The program seeks to enhance journalists' reporting skills and techniques in solutions journalism, with a focus on health-related issues.
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