Again, Mfam Isaiah wins "Journalist of the year" Award for Impactful storytelling, excellent journalism

 

In a remarkable display of journalistic prowess, Mfam Isaiah, the founder, editor-in-chief, and publisher of True Talk Magazine, who is also a seasoned author, has been honored with the prestigious Journalist of the Year Award 2025 by the Cross River State Law Student  Association (CROSSLA). This esteemed recognition is a testament to Mfam's dedication to impactful storytelling and excellent journalism.

The award, presented by  CROSSLA to Mfam, highlights his exceptional ability to craft compelling narratives that resonate with audiences. His work has consistently demonstrated a deep understanding of the complexities of the human experience, shedding light on critical issues that shape the fabric of our society.

Mfam's journalistic contributions have been instrumental in amplifying the voices of the marginalized and bringing attention to pressing concerns that affect our communities. Through his writing, he has inspired meaningful conversations, sparked necessary debates, and fostered a deeper understanding of the world around us.

This achievement is a reflection of Mfam's tireless efforts to push the boundaries of storytelling and journalism. His commitment to excellence has earned him a reputation as a respected and influential voice in the industry.

The Journalist of the Year Award 2025 serves as a testament to Mfam's passion, creativity, and dedication to his craft. As he continues to inspire and educate through his work, we look forward to seeing the impact of his future endeavors.

In a world where the role of journalism is more crucial than ever, Mfam Isaiah's achievement is a beacon of hope, highlighting the power of storytelling to shape our understanding of the world and inspire positive change.

As it was gathered, Mfam has won the best journalist of the year for the third time.

1. Cross River State chieftaincy. Affair awarded him the best journalist of the year due to his efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic 

2. Law Student Association of Nigeria, University of  Calabar, LAWSAN UCC, awarded him the best Journalist of the year. 

3. Cross River State Law Students (CROSSLA) awarded him as journalist of the year. It is crystal clear that Mfam has clinched the same award for the third time. 

4. Mfam  Isaiah won the most influential author of the year by Victor Ndoma Egba, Chambers of Justice. 

5. Mfam clinch an award of recognition in politics and learning by Victor Ndoma Egba, Chambers of Justice

6. And gain an award of recognition in impactful storytelling and skillful journalism by the Cross River State Law Student Association (CROSSLA) 

7. Mfam was also honored with the award of Best script writer of the year by the Young Movie Writers Association (NMWA)

Mfam Isaiah has amazingly break the ice of intelligence and place his name on the sand of time.

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3 Nollywood films selected for showcase in Hollywood

  

Three Nigerian films have been selected for a showcase in Hollywood, California, on February 28 and March 1, 2025.

The selected films are The Man Died, The Weekend And Mai Martaba.

The films will showcase Nigerian stories and culture at the 2025 Nollywood In Hollywood Event held at Hollywood’s most prestigious screening venue, The Egyptian Theater and Norris Theater, on the campus of the world’s best film institution, the University of Southern California.

“It has the potential to be a glorious weekend. Everything is set to make this the best showcase in our short history. You come to Nollywood in Hollywood, and you can stay for the Oscars the next day! You can’t beat that,” says Unoma Ononye, the programs manager.The event was founded in 2018 by Nigerian-American filmmaker Ose Oyamendan as a cultural diplomacy tool that enables the world to see a different, better side of Nigeria through the exhibition of Nigerian films and talents.

Through O2A Media Corp, his production shingle, Oyamendan partnered with one of America’s most revered film institutions, the American Cinematheque, and the world’s leading film institution, the University of Southern California, Los Angeles, give the entertainment capital of the world a taste of Nigeria.

Since its inception, the event has showcased the works and talents of the best in the Nigerian film industry. Filmmakers whose works have screened at the showcase include Steve Gukas, Kunle Afoloyan, Jade Osiberu, Kemi Adetiba, Tope Oshin, Genevieve Nnaji, Ramsey Nouah, C J Obasi, Daniel Ademinokan, Desmond Ovbiagele and Akin Omotosho.

Since inception, participating filmmakers have advanced their careers through networking events and interactions with some of Hollywood’s top agencies, management companies, casting agents, networks and studios.

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Gov. Otu SSA om Youth Development, Dr. Julius Kijuo leads delegation to inspect Vandalised Skill Acquisition Centre Southern Cross River.

 The Senior Special Assistant on Youth Development, Dr. Julius Kijuo KSJI has led a delegation to inspect the vandalized National Directorate of Employment (NDE) Skills Acquisition Center in Ewa Ekeng Street, Calabar, Southern Senatorial District of Cross River State.

The inspection was conducted in collaboration with the Senior Special Assistant on Infrastructure, Southern Senatorial District, Mr. Patrick Ita and representatives from NDE Cross River State Office, Mrs. Florence Ogar and Mr Orok Asuquo Effiong.

The delegation's visit aimed to assess the level of destruction caused to the center during the End-SARS protest and explore possible interventions by the state government. Dr. Kijuo emphasized that His Excellency Sen Prince Bassey Otu the Executive Governor of Cross River State remains resolute in his commitment to youth development, starting that, "The Governor is not ready to compromise anything that will deprive the youth of Cross River State from being developed in different aspects of life."

"The destruction of this center has had a devastating impact on our youth, depriving over 500 young people annually of training and empowerment opportunities," Dr. Kijuo noted.

Mr. Ita expressed sadness over the destruction, assuring the youth that the Governor's priority is to provide the best for them. "We will work tirelessly to ensure that this center is restored and our youth can access the skills training they need to succeed," he said.

Representatives from NDE, led by Mrs. Florence Augustine Ogar and Mr. Orok Asuquo Effiong reaffirmed the organization's commitment to maintaining its collaboration with the Cross River State Government in empowering citizens. "We are committed to working with the state government to provide opportunities for young people to acquire skills and become self-reliant," Mrs. Ogar stated.

The inspection highlights the government's efforts to revitalize youth development programs and provide opportunities for young people in the state.