NIJ most friendly; fashionable of the year


Some names of the students that has won different categories of awards in the 2016 Nigerian institute of journalism students' week grand finale awards held last night at the school premises.

These are the names and categories of awards:

Oladele Olaitan David, known as prof: Most book warm of the year

Tella Gideon: Most Friendly of the year

Falope Dayo: Broadcaster of the year

Nfiadem Glory: Most fashionable of the year

And so on

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