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NIPR FCT Chapter Launches Annual Best Graduating Mass Communication Prize at Baze University

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The Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) FCT Chapter has launched an Annual Best Graduating Student Prize for Mass Communication at Baze University. The award recognises outstanding academic performance and professional potential among graduating cohorts. The announcement followed a courtesy visit by Mr. Stanley Azuka Ogadigbo, Chairman of NIPR FCT, to the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Abiodun Adeniyi. Both leaders highlighted the prize as a key step in strengthening the partnership between the Institute and the University. They also agreed on a wider collaboration including mentoring, training programmes, capacity building and industry engagement to prepare students for careers in communication and public relations. The discussion further covered joint planning for the upcoming World Conference of Public Relations later this year. Professor Adeniyi praised the Institute’s vision and reaffirmed the University’s commitment to nurturing graduates with competence, integrity and innovation. The partnership aims to deepen academic excellence and contribute to national development through professional education.

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yemi

What kind of criteria do you think the NIPR will use to select the best graduating mass communication student at Baze University?

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ade

Are they planning to share a detailed scoring rubric or just rely on CGPA alone?

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prince

Focusing this award on academic performance and professional potential highlights the institute's priorities, but it might overlook real-world reporting or production skills.

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dapo

I get the intention, but rewarding only top graduates feels too narrow since many students contribute strongly without topping the class.

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kunle

Maybe they could include mentorship or internship opportunities alongside the prize to give winners real industry exposure after graduation.

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