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By Nigeria Health Watch | July 6, 2024

Why it is Essential to Support Nigerian Researchers and Journalists in Science Communication

By Abdullahi Tsanni, Emma Weitkamp, and Mahmoud Maina (Guest Writers) In October 2019, the African Science Literacy Network (ASLN) conducted a survey during a training event on science communication for scientists and journalists in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja. The study published in late 2023, explored communication activities carried out by Nigerian health researchers and journalists, their […]

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Telling the whole story: Better science communication for national development

By Nigeria Health Watch | November 7, 2019

“When you think of Borno State, what is the first thing that comes to mind?” 31 Nigerians answered this question and their answers were  – Insecurity, bombing, IDPs, Boko Haram, insurgency, tears, humanitarian crisis, war etc. Only one answer had a counter-narrative and that was ‘a land of resilience’. While it is true that Borno […]

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