Saidat Adejoke Jibodu
(Food science and Technology - Obafemi Awolowo University)
Cohort 1
Special thanks and profound gratitude to all the facilitators of Sojo for bringing their knowledge, experience, and expertise to this class. Many people like myself are interested in telling our stories but don't know how to, so, this Sojo class was the eye opener I needed to do so. It really opened my eyes to methods of reporting what my community is facing. I find it easy to write, shoot and record my community's story especially in this world of social media.

Taofeeq Muhammad Zubair
(C.E.O. - Mtawzub Nig Enterprises)
Cohort 1
I am 65yrs old, I had Only primary education 1968 to 1975 as I was not opportune to further my education due to my family background that do not have value for education then,this did not make me stocked to the limit of what my parent could offer to me in education,so I took on myself on self building,I begin to read what is readable, listen to what is listenable,from there I got myself trained in my own little way,I was introduced to ISERH by my son and I grap the opportunity. I had learned on how to relies on four pillars of solution Journalism which are. 1. Response.2. Outcome. 3. Evidence 4. insights. The first pillar, describes the action steps toward a solution, such as preventive measures to be taken to help curb the spread of problem, I learned about solutions story focuses on a RESPONSE to a social problem and how that response has worked or why it hasn't. Reporting distills the lessons that makes the response relevant and accessible to others.

Aminat Jubril Momoh
(Physics - University of Ilorin)
Cohort 1
It doesn't have to be your discipline, Solutions Journalism Plus is everyone's responsibility, start today and you can get it right. Enroll for the next cohort. Cheers! SOJO TO THE WORLD!!!

Aminat Jubril Momoh
(Physics - University of Ilorin)
Cohort 1
It doesn't have to be your discipline, Solutions Journalism Plus is everyone's responsibility, start today and you can get it right. Enroll for the next cohort. Cheers! SOJO TO THE WORLD!!!

Aisha mayowa Hammed
(Biochemisty - University of ilorin)
Cohort 1
Empowering storytellers, amplifying hope! I'm excited to share my journey with Solutions Journalism Plus, a transformative course that's equipping me to report on solutions, not just problems. Let's shift the narrative, highlight positive change, and inspire action towards a better world! Join me in spreading hope and empowering communities through solution-focused storytelling! #SolutionJournalism #PositiveChange

Mubarak Azeez
(Chemistry - University of Ilorin, Nigeria)
Cohort 1
Dear Solutions Journalism Plus, You are a beacon of hope in a world filled with negative news. In a time when many news outlets focus on problems and conflicts, you shine a light on the solutions. You remind me that there is always more to the story, and that even in the darkest of times, there are people working towards positive change.

Khadija Murtala
(B.sc economics - Yusuf maitama sule university kano)
Cohort 1
Just completed the six weeks SOJO course and it's been a transformative experience! This course has given me a new perspective on storytelling, empowering me to focus on solutions and impact. I'm excited to share these skills with others and amplify stories that inspire positive change. Join SOJO and be part of this powerful movement!

Saheed Oluwo
(computer science - University Of people)
Cohort 1
The Solutions Journalism Plus course has been transformative, reshaping our understanding of media's role. Unlike traditional reporting, it focuses on solutions rather than problems, offering a rigorous, evidence-based approach to societal challenges. We learned to map community issues and collaborate with stakeholders to find effective solutions. It highlighted the importance of showcasing community-driven responses, not just problems and how to apply Solutions Journalism Plus to small overlooked issue

Ahmed Jalingo Usman
(Asst. Principal Producer - Taraba State Radio TSBS)
Cohort 1
I am writing to express my profound gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the recent online training on Solutions Journalism Plus. The training has been transformative, equipping me with valuable insights and practical skills that are already making a significant impact on my professional journey and our newly established TV station. From the onset, the training stood out due to its well-structured curriculum and the expertise of the facilitators.

Adedoyin Abraham Oguntade
(Literature-in-English - Obafemi Awolowo University)
Cohort 1
Solutions Journalism Plus is a course that opened my eyes having express knowledge about how reporting can be viewed from a different perspective. The course provided an analysis of how solution stories can be written to ensure that they have the right impacts. Solution journalism also works hand in hand with investigative journalism. SoJo stands to bring difference and more impact to the world of journalism.