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Daily Intel Newspaper Named Investigative Magazine of the Year

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Award Presented by NUJ National President Chris Isiguzo at the NUJ Media Excellence Awards Ceremony

AWARD: Investigative Magazine of the Year

PUBLICATION: Behind the Walls: Tracking Corruption in Nigeria’s Criminal Justice System — A Case Study of Kuje Medium Security

PRESENTED BY: Chris Isiguzo, National President, National Union of Journalists (NUJ)

ABUJA, Nigeria — October 5, 2025. Daily Intel Newspaper has been honoured with the prestigious Investigative Magazine of the Year Award at the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) Media Excellence Awards Ceremony held on October 5, 2025. The award was conferred in recognition of the newspaper’s landmark investigative publication, Behind the Walls: Tracking Corruption in Nigeria’s Criminal Justice System — A Case Study of Kuje Medium Security, and was formally presented by the NUJ National President, Chris Isiguzo.

The NUJ Media Excellence Awards, one of the most distinguished events on the Nigerian press calendar, convened media practitioners, editors, policymakers, and civil society stakeholders from across the country. Among the many deserving honourees celebrated on the evening, the Investigative Magazine of the Year citation stood as the night’s most prominent recognition of courageous, public-interest journalism.

About the Award-Winning Publication

The investigative report, Behind the Walls: Tracking Corruption in Nigeria’s Criminal Justice System — A Case Study of Kuje Medium Security, represents a definitive exercise in accountability journalism. Produced through months of painstaking fieldwork, documentary research, and interviews conducted at considerable professional risk, the report exposes systemic corruption within Kuje Medium Security Custodial Centre — a facility that sits at the critical intersection of law enforcement, judicial process, and public accountability.

The investigation documented institutional failures and patterns of corrupt conduct that implicate not merely individuals, but the structural frameworks intended to guarantee the rule of law. By bringing these findings into the public domain with precision, rigour, and documentary evidence, Daily Intel Newspaper upheld the highest standards of investigative practice and served the Nigerian public in the fullest tradition of press freedom.

“This award belongs not to an institution, but to every source who trusted us with their story, every editor who held the line, and every reader who believed that the truth — no matter how deeply buried — is always worth pursuing.”

— Daily Intel Newspaper, Acceptance Remarks, NUJ Award Ceremony, October 5, 2025

Statement from the NUJ National President

Presenting the award, NUJ National President Chris Isiguzo commended Daily Intel Newspaper for exemplifying the highest ideals of the journalism profession. A seasoned journalist and unwavering advocate for press freedom across Nigeria, Isiguzo underscored the NUJ’s recognition of investigative work that serves the public good and holds power accountable.

“To investigate is to serve. Daily Intel has served Nigeria with distinction — shining a light into the darkest corners of our justice system. Tonight, we celebrate that courage and that commitment.”

— Chris Isiguzo, NUJ National President, Presentation Speech, October 5, 2025

Significance of the Recognition

The NUJ’s conferment of the Investigative Magazine of the Year Award upon Daily Intel Newspaper carries significance that extends beyond institutional recognition. It affirms the enduring value of accountability journalism in a democratic society and signals to newsrooms across Nigeria that rigorous, consequence-bearing investigative work will be acknowledged and celebrated by the profession’s foremost representative body.

For the editorial team at Daily Intel, this award is a validation of an institutional commitment to journalism that does not yield to intimidation, does not negotiate with vested interests, and does not shy away from the most challenging corners of public life. It reflects a culture of excellence cultivated over years of dedicated reportage, source integrity, and editorial independence.

The recognition is equally a message to the Nigerian public: that the press remains one of the most potent instruments of accountability available in a democratic society, and that Daily Intel Newspaper stands firmly at the vanguard of that mission.

ABOUT DAILY INTEL NEWSPAPER

Daily Intel Newspaper is a Nigerian media publication committed to delivering timely, accurate, and investigative journalism across politics, governance, business, law, and society. The publication upholds the principles of press freedom, editorial independence, and public accountability.

ABOUT THE NUJ MEDIA EXCELLENCE AWARDS

The NUJ Media Excellence Awards, organised by the National Union of Journalists of Nigeria, celebrate outstanding contributions to journalism and media practice across all platforms. The awards honour excellence in reporting, investigation, broadcasting, photography, and editorial leadership.

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