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Tinubu Inaugurates First UNESCO Global Media, Information Literacy Institute in Abuja — Photo by Momento visuals on Pexels

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How One University's First-Year Journalism Program Cut Unverified Content Sharing by 70% Through Media Literacy and Information Literacy Training

The university’s first-year journalism program reduced unverified content sharing by 70% through targeted media literacy and information literacy training. Over 70% of Nigerian students now share unverified content, and this institute aimed to flip that trend before the semester began. Program Overview When I first visited the campus in

Tinubu Inaugurates World’s First UNESCO Media Literacy Institute — Photo by Muhammad-Taha Ibrahim on Pexels

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Media Literacy and Information Literacy Review: Is Nigeria’s UNESCO Institute the Ultimate Classroom Game‑Changer?

Media Literacy and Information Literacy Review: Is Nigeria’s UNESCO Institute the Ultimate Classroom Game-Changer? In 2024 UNESCO approved Nigeria as the host of the world’s first Category-2 International Media, Information Literacy Institute, marking a historic step for education. Yes, this institute will become the ultimate classroom game-changer by

Tinubu launches world’s first media literacy institute, declares war on fake news — Photo by Soft__Work__ on Pexels

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Why Your Small Business Is Already Losing Money to Media Literacy and Fake News - and How Tinubu’s Institute Can Turn the Tables

Hook Your small business loses money to media literacy and fake news because misinformation erodes consumer trust and sales. When a false story spreads about your product, potential customers hesitate, existing buyers question quality, and revenue can drop dramatically. In my experience consulting with local entrepreneurs in Lagos, a single

President Tinubu unveils UNESCO’s first global media, information literacy institute — Photo by Ben Khatry on Pexels

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Why President Tinubu’s UNESCO Media Institute Is a Shockwave That Will Redefine Media Literacy and Information Literacy

With 6 million university students in Nigeria in 2024, President Tinubu’s UNESCO Media Institute is poised to reshape media and information literacy nationwide. Backed by UNESCO and launched by President Tinubu, the institute creates a coordinated curriculum that links every federal university to a shared fact-checking framework, promising faster,