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UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS 

FACULTY OF COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA STUDIES

DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION


COURSE TITLE: ONLINE JOURNALISM 

(LAG-MCM 201) 


LECTURER IN CHARGE: DR. AWEDA 


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FRANCIS Divine Mercy  


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AJAYI Oluwafunmilayo Mariam


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NWOKOLO Joshua Adeyemi


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LUCKY Chiamaka Happiness


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UGOCHUKWU Chidinma Florence


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ELIJAH Anuoluwapo Olusegun


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SANUSI Sarafa Olalekan


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EZIKE Cuthbert chukwuemeka


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NWANKWO Chidera Oluwatoyin


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CHRISTIAN olukotun Oluwagbohunmi


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ADEREMI Abdulhammed Ayomide


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EKEH Chima Richard


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KINGSLEY Rebecca Idoreyin


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OLUKOREDE Adeola Ebenezer


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AKPORIDO Joshua Omoefe


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OKEOWO Jessica Chukwudumebi


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AYENURO oluwatoyin kikelomo


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AKINPELUMI Esther Bolanle


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ABE Idara Mary

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