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NIGERIA`S MEDIA WATCHDOG
Diamond Publications Limited is a dynamic publishing company that has distinguished itself in magazine and book publishing since its incorporation in 1989.Its main products are focused on the Nigerian media.
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How not to report trials
 It is a season of high profile trials. From the various petitions at the election petition tribunals to the trials of former governors, Nigeria's judiciary is perhaps facing one of its greatest challenges. The cases at hand, the fallouts of the April general elections and the allegations of corruption and embezzlement against some former governors have drawn international attention to the country.
The April elections, which have been described by many as a charade, have seen many of the aggrieved individuals and parties approaching the tribunals set up for that purpose. For the governors, their arrest and subsequent arraignment in courts came on the heels of allegations of corruption and money laundering charges leveled against them by the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC). Seven former governors have so far been arraigned with one case already concluded... | Read more
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'Titans have passed in Nigerian Journalism'
 He is dynamism personified. Call him a poet, playright, fine artist, musical promoter, sports administrator, building construction expert, information technology advocate and, you may not be mistaken. He got into journalism in the early 60s through Daily Express under the late Chief Bisi Onabanjo, popularly known as Aiyekooto. He spent fifteen years in active journalism. In his hey days, he was noted as a crack reporter in labour reporting. He became an editor/editor-in-chief of the defunct Daily Express, a national paper noted for its pungent reporting in the 70s, at the youthful age of 29, when many of his peers were still whirling in life's wind of uncertainties. At a time, he was an African correspondent of the Czechoslovakian News Agency.
He is Otunba Edward Aderionkun, president, Nigerian League of Veteran Journalists (NLVJ). As a literary man, he has authored nine books amongst which are Ebony on Snow, Dance of the Vulture, Crystal Ball, Dark Days are Here, Meridian Hour etc. In this piece, Aderinokun speaks to MR's Femi Babatunde on life as a journalist, journalism industry and the league where he holds sway. Excerpts: ...| Read more
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CPJ Compiles 15 Years of Fallen Journalists
 The power of the human mind in defining the shape and reality of every society is simply magnificent. It wheels all that is natural in the human fold. It is the seat of reasoning. When its rightful place is denied in societal operations, so ultimately is every good and decent thing that emanates from it (including creativity, self determinism, morality, reason and the value of existence itself suffers). But when the mind is applied to the ennobling the society is better for it ...| Read more
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KUDOS & KNOCKS
 Kudos to Tribune for regularly updating its website, www.Nigeriatribune. Visitors to the site do not need to wait until the following day to get details of major events that happened the previous day, as the paper brings the news as they unfold. Unlike most websites that only report such items in breaking news sections without giving details, the paper reports such news items in details, some times with pictures.
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Corporate Affairs
Comes alive
Corporate Communication has recorded significant impact on society and business worldwide. In advanced economies, business institutions rely heavily on Corporate Affairs for much of its database and policy development strategies to enhance their business success.
Nigeria has come a long way in growing its own Corporate Communication. In the last decade especially, tremendous progress has been made in the communication sector, which has seen Corporate Affairs unfold as a major player in the success story of institutions.
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