Penpushing Media has added another feat to its operations with acquisition and launch of its broadcast studio at the corporate headquarters located at Lemo axis of Moshood Abiola way, Abeokuta, Ogun State Capital, Nigeria.
Penpushing reports that the management and editorial board of the global media outlet made this known in a statement, explaining that the broadcast studio is in addition to its operations of online newspapers.
The statement added that the studio is aim to add value to journalism practice across the world, where interviews both live and recorded will take place, and equally engaged in various news items to be broadcast.
Penpushing further reports that the board call on corporate bodies, individuals, organisations and other stakeholders to take the advantage in propagating their activities through the media oeganisation, owner of online newspaper and television.
The management disclosed that the media organization which started operations seven years ago, as first online newspaper to start operations in Abeokuta town, where journalism started in Nigeria has equally become a household name in the media industry through its authenticity in reportage.
Penpushing also reports that the management assured that the organization will not derail in its policy of providing authentic news across the globe, and not relent in efforts fighting and waging war against fake news
The management stated that Penpushing Media, a globally recognized news dissemination platform, is a leading voice in the fight against misinformation, and a strong advocate for the promotion of credible journalism, and since commencing full operations it has been at the forefront of providing accurate and reliable news, with a presence in Nigeria and internationally
Penpushing reports that the board disclosed that due to professionalism being displayed at all times, Penpushing Media has maintain strategic partnerships with respected bodies like the United Nations Information Centre (UNIC) and Pan African Forum, Lead Women of Africa Group (LWA), South Africa.
The others are Women Advocate and Research Centre (WARDC), ECOWAS Federation of Business Women Entrepreneurs (FEBWE) Nigeria, Metropolitan Broadcasting Services (MBS), Women F.M Radio Station and Community Education Advancement of Peace and Development Initiative (CEAPDI) among others.
Penpushing further reports that the organization as parts of its proactive performances visited the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) and BEN Television both in United Kingdom on courtesy calls to register its emergence and presence into the media world.
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