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FAREEDAH GANIYU  Handles PSSTV Reporting  Micro Phone In Vicsum Private School.




News reporters and casters are well trained. Most of them went through mass media courses  at the university. To some, it is  naturally embedded in them and they developed the career with the  aid of little training.
Today there are  areas the mass media unreasonably neglects. That is in schools. News media seldomly carry academic news, but many things of interest and wordy of reporting  happens there. No doubt that many schools claims to have news report update for the school only, The news never circulate. School news should be well publicized, students from one school should know what is going on in other schools. Future national and international news casters and reporter should be caught young and trained.
All these is what BBC is doing in London today, it is called BBC STUDENTS REPORTS. In Nigeria, students do not have that latitude and right to even express them selves in front of a media camera. That is why  Studentell is developing a program with which to catch future  media figure young.
In Vicsum Private school Omole Lagos, on Friday 10 march 20017, one of the best students news reporters  Fareedah Ganiyu was used by PSSTV grass root student news media, to showcase students  news report. Bellow are more images of  Fareedah on reprting Micro phone.  












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