OVER 25 MILLION PHONES STOLEN IN ONE YEAR- FG. (PHOTO).

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 Over 25 million phones stolen in one year – FG The Crime Experience and Security Perception Survey report of the National Bureau of Statistics, a Federal Government agency, shows that Nigeria recorded 25.35 million phone theft cases between May 2023 and April 2024. According to the report, this was the most common type of crime within the period under review. The report read, “The number of crimes experienced by individuals in Nigeria was analysed over a period of time. The results show that theft of phones (25,354,417) was the most common crime experienced by individuals, followed by consumer fraud (12,107,210) and assault (8,453,258). However, hijacking of cars (333,349) was the least crime experienced by individuals within the reference period.” It also noted that most phone theft cases occurred either at home or in a public place, and about 90 per cent of such cases were reported to the police. Despite the high rate of the incident being reported, only about 11.7 per cent of t...
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     BUSINESS WRITER OF THE YEAR
Segun Adams - Business Day
Abdullateef Aliyu - Daily Trust
Shola Adekola - Nigeria Tribune
Nike Popoola - The Punch
Helen Ojo - The Guardian Newspaper
Ayo Alonge - The Sun
Lucas Ajanaku - The Nation

WRITER OF THE YEAR (POLITICS)
Benjamin Alade - The Guardian Newspaper
Patrick Okohue - Daily Times
Temidayo Akinsuyi - Daily Independent
Leke Salaudeen - The Nation Newspaper
Bola Badmus - Nigeria Tribune
PHOTO JOURNALIST OF THE YEAR
Godwin Irekhe - Telegraph
Benedict Uwalaka - Daily Trust
Bolaji Olasunkanmi - Daily Times
Femi Adebusin Kuti - Guardian
Ayodele Ojo - The Sun
Stanley Ogidi - The Punch
Okon Prince - P.A to Bola Ahmed Tinubu

SPORT WRITER OF THE YEAR
Jacob Ayom - Vanguard Newspaper
Adeboye Amosu - Complete Sports
Taofeek Babalola - Sporting Life
Tana Aiyejena - The Punch
Gowon Akpodonor - The Guardian Newspaper

EDITOR OF THE YEAR
Dayo Asaju--- First Weekly
Ejiro Roman Adigbo-Top Celebrities
Azuh Amatus--Yes Magazine
Kunle Babarinde- Alariya Oodua
Folorunsho Hamsat--- Global Excellence
Ayobami Adedeji--Urban Life
Adewale Adeyemi---Total Gossip
Joshua Uloko- City Pride
ENTERTAINMENT WRITER OF THE YEAR
Benjamin Njoku - Vanguard Newspaper
Gbenga Samuel Abelube - Leadership
Rita Okoye - The Sun
Timileyin Akinkahunsi - The Punch
Daniel Anazia - Guardian Newspaper
Dupe Ayinla Olasunkanmi - The Nation Newspaper

CRIME WRITER OF THE YEAR
Tony Okpe - National crime watch
Eugene Agha - Daily Trust
Folake Shokoya - National Wire
Oluwatobi Akindele - The Punch
Christopher Orji - The Sun
Titilope Joseph - Daily Independent

SOCIETY WRITER OF THE YEAR
Seyi Abodunrin - Tribune
Funsho Arogundade - The Sun
Juliet Ebrim - Vanguard Newspaper
Bayo Adeoye - This Day Newspaper
Paul Ukpabio - The Nation Newspaper

BRAND WRITER OF THE YEAR
Goddie Ofose - 789 Marketing
Princewill Ekwujuru - Vanguard Newpaper
Joseph Ekeng - Marketing Edge
Melvin Udosen - Brand Essence
Lukman Ishau - Marketing Space

AVIATION WRITER OF THE YEAR
Abdullateef Aliyu - Daily Trust
Maureen Ihua-Maduenyi - The Punch
Wole Oyebade - The Guardian
Chinedu Eze - This Day Newspaper
Anthony Awunor - Leadership
Ifeoma Okeke - Business Day

BEST SPORTS RADIO PRESENTER OF THE YEAR
Murphy Ijemba - Max F.M, Lagos
Anthony Bekederemo - Brilla F.M, Lagos
Monsuru Karonwi - Bond F.M, Lagos
Olusoji Ajetumobi - Faaji F.M, Lagos
MICHEAL KUDUSON - KARAMA FM, KADUNA
AUSTIN Isaac - TREASURE FM, PORT HARCOUT
THE BEST RADIO PROGRAMME of the year
De flower your mind with Sean Polotee - Jordan F.M
Rush Hour Sport Show with Murphy Ijemba
and Sean Amadi - Max F.M
Breakfast on Bed with Fola Afolayan - Smooth F.M
Jordan Breakfast Show with A.Y Smooth - Jordan F.M
Eureka with the real skill - Unilag F.M

NEWSPAPER OF THE YEAR
VANGUARD Newspaper
The PUNCH Newspaper
Guardian Newspaper
The SUN Newspaper
THIS Day Newspaper
DAILY TRUST Newspaper
TRIBUNE Newspaper

OAP OF THE YEAR- RADIO
GODWIN AROWAYO, NAIJA FM
OMOTUNDE DAVIDS(LOLO) WAZOBIA
DAN FOSTER, INSPIRATION FM
JOLAOLUWA JABULANI, SOBI FM, KWARA
TOLU ONIRU(TOOLS), BEAT FM
ANITA ISEDE- (OMALICHA), RYTHYM

On Air Personality OF THE Year(TV)
AYO OZUMBAKU, TVC
CHRIS ELLEMS CHANNELS TV,
JONES USEN , TVC
RUTH AGUELE, NTA NETWORK
SEUN OKINBALOYE CHANNELS TV
SAM ODION, AIT

RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR
NAIJA FM , LAGOS - LAGOS
SOBI FM, ILORIN --NORTHCENTRAL
EXPRESS RADIO, KANO—NORTHWEST
COAL CITY FM, ENUGU, SOUTH EAST
ALBARKA FM, BAUCHI, NORTH EAST
MAX FM, LAGOS - -- LAGOS
FRESH FM, IBADAN – SOUTHWEST
FREEDON FM , ABUJA - --- FCT
PEOPLES FM, BAYELSA – SOUTH SOUTH
SMOOTH FM, Lagos
INSPIRATION FM, Lagos

TV STATION OF THE YEAR
CHANNELS TV, LAGOS
TVC NEWS, LAGOS
BCOS- TV, IBADAN- SOUTH WEST
RSTV, PORT HACOURT- SOUTHSOUTH
ISBS-TV, IMO ----SOUTH EAST
AIT, ABUJA ----- FCT
LIBERTY TV, KADUNA -- NORTHWEST
NTA NETWOTK, ABUJA – NORTH CENTRAL
GOTEL TV, YOLA---- NORTH EAST
MEDIA MONITORING AND MEASUREMENT AGENCY OF THE YEAR 
1. MediaTrack
2. Compliance and Content Monitoring(CCM)
3. Media monitoring services (MMS)
4. TMKG
5. P+ Measurement Services,

POSTUHUMOR AWARD
REPORTER-OF THE YEAR
MR PRECIOUS OWOLABI(Late), CHANNELS TV
HE PAID THE SUPREME PRICE IN THE LINE OF DUTY
RIP...

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