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| Headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, The Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) is a not-for-profit, non-governmental organisation with social justice programmes aimed at exposing corruption, regulatory failures and human rights abuses with the tool of investigative journalism. Read more |
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 Continuing its tradition of honouring works that reflect best standards in investigative journalism on the world anti-corruption day – December 9 – the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) celebrated 17 journalists on Sunday in Abeokuta.
Seun Akioye of The Compass newspaper won the print category with his story Behold! Village where kids are born to be house helps while Theophilus Abbah of Daily Trust ....Read more |
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 To contribute to efforts towards charting a way forward by government and other stakeholders in the fight against acts of terror that have permeated Nigeria since 2009, and the general security challenge in the country, the fourth Wole Soyinka Centre Media Lecture Series, held on Friday 13 July in Lagos, focused on the critical issue of Media and Civil liberties when the clouds of fear gather....Read more |
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 Winners of the 2010 Wole Soyinka Award, as part of their win, were given the opportunity of an international exposure to the UK where they underwent training and visited with media houses, NGOs and organizations of interest...Read more |
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