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The Lagos Voice campus initiative journalism submission guide

Campus journalists interested in contributing are invited to submit original and well-researched stories for publication.

How to Submit

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  • All submissions should be sent via email to lagosvoicecampusinitiative@gmail.com
  • Use the story title as the email subject.
  • Stories must be submitted as Microsoft Word documents
  • Each submission must be accompanied by a short biography of the reporter (2–3 sentences)

Word Count

  • Stories should be between 300 and 1,500 words, depending on the format and depth of the narrative.
  • All photographs should be sent as attachments to the email.
  • Ensure images are clear, relevant, and properly captioned where necessary.

Story Focus Areas

  • Campus contributors are encouraged to pitch and submit stories around:
  • Campus governance
  • Education policy
  • Youth participation in democracy
  • Social issues affecting students and communities
  • Innovation and youth-led solutions
  • Human-interest stories within the campus environment

Writing Standards

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  • Submissions must be original and factual
  • Contributors are strongly advised to use spellcheck and proofread carefully before submission to ensure the best possible version of their work
  • Stories should be clear, engaging, and written in a journalistic style

We look forward to receiving compelling stories that amplify student voices and highlight important issues within campus communities.

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