NUJ FCT and Adobe Express Train 100 Journalists in Abuja
The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) FCT, led by Comrade Grace Ik Mondai, has partnered with Adobe Express to conduct a training program for 100 journalists in Abuja. This initiative aims to empower media practitioners by providing them with skills in designing and editing multimedia content, which is essential for engaging storytelling in today's digital age.
Comrade Ik Mondai stated that the training is crucial for ensuring that journalists remain competitive and relevant in their field. Mr. Ayodotun Akinfenwa from Lifestyle Hue explained that the training supports contemporary media communication and helps journalists enhance their product offerings.
He noted the necessity for journalists to understand and utilize modern tools to create compelling content. The program encourages participation from both public and private media sectors, highlighting the significant influence journalists have on culture and society.
The NUJ FCT remains committed to building the capacity of its members through continuous learning and exposure to global best practices.
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