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Sokoto NUJ Holds Workshop on Digital Literacy, Artificial Intelligence in Journalism 

By Onuminya Ochoechi, Sokoto

The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Sokoto State Council held a one-day workshop for practicing journalists in the state in collaboration with Iconic Open University of Nigeria on digital literacy, themed “Emerging Technologies: Exploring Artificial Intelligence in Journalism.”

In his welcome address, NUJ Sokoto State Council Chairman, Usman Mohammed Binji, expressed gratitude to Iconic Open University Nigeria for their support.

Binji emphasized the importance of capacity building and innovation in journalism, highlighting the need for journalists to stay abreast of emerging technologies.

The workshop provided a platform for participants to engage with experts and learn about the latest trends and best practices in digital journalism.

The event focused on equipping journalists with the necessary skills to navigate the rapidly changing media landscape.

This initiative is part of the NUJ Sokoto State Council’s efforts to promote the welfare and development of journalists in the state.

The collaboration with Iconic Open University Nigeria underscores the council’s commitment to innovation and excellence in journalism.

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