Reporting, coverage and media programmes

Ojodu Eye works with individuals, businesses, associations, schools and public institutions. We report, we produce, and we teach. Rates are quoted on request once the scope is clear — no hidden charges, no surprises.

Our service desk

Tell us what you need and where it is happening, and we will tell you honestly what it takes.

• News Coverage — From Ojodu to the world. Straight news reporting for community, council, business, education and security beats.
• Event Coverage — Reporting and media capture at launches, conventions, award nights, festivals, church and mosque programmes, and community meetings.
• Interviews & Profiles — Sit-down interviews and human-interest profiles of people doing notable work in Ojodu, Lagos and beyond.
• Media Training for Teams — Practical sessions on media handling, press statements, interviews and crisis communication for organisations and associations.
• Student Seminars Against Drug Abuse — School programmes that speak to students in plain language about drugs, peer pressure and staying safe.
• Security Awareness Talks — Community talks on vigilance, incident reporting and working with security stakeholders.
• Publicity & Media Placement — Accurate placement of announcements, milestones and campaigns across our channels and partner platforms.

How an assignment runs

Four clear steps from first message to publication.

• Tell us the story — Send the details — what is happening, where, when and who is involved.
• Scope and agreement — We confirm the format, the timeline, the crew needed and the cost, then agree it in writing.
• Fieldwork and production — Reporting, interviews, photography and video on the ground, with verification along the way.
• Publish and share — Your story goes out on our channels and, where agreed, to partner outlets.

Before you book us

• How much does coverage cost? — It depends on the scope, location, number of crew and turnaround. Send your brief and we will quote you on request.
• Do you cover events outside Lagos? — Yes. Our reporting has grown beyond Ojodu LCDA to national and international assignments. Travel and logistics are agreed in advance.
• Can we review the story before it is published? — We will check facts with you, but editorial control stays with our newsroom. That is what keeps coverage credible.
• Do you run seminars for private schools? — Yes. Our anti-drug abuse seminars and security talks can be booked for private and public schools, youth groups and associations.

Send us your brief

Share the date, the venue and what you want covered. Our desk responds with a scope and a quote. Reach us at @OjoduEye on Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube or LinkedIn.