Good GOD Media Academy Sets to Launch November 8, Promises 90% Practical Training
Good GOD Media Academy, an initiative designed to equip aspiring broadcasters, journalists and media professionals with practical skills and leadership development, is set to launch on November 8, 2026.
The academy, which aims to equip and empower individuals to make an impact through the media, is inviting people passionate about broadcasting, journalism and ethical media practice to anticipate its official launch.
The visionary behind the initiative, Seun Owoseni, disclosed that the academy’s training programme would be 90 per cent practical and 10 per cent theoretical, with emphasis on hands-on experience and the development of professional competence.
Owoseni noted that the academy’s curriculum and training framework were ready, signalling its preparedness to begin equipping participants with the knowledge and practical skills required to navigate the media industry.
According to the academy’s launch announcement, its programmes will cover broadcasting training, journalism and media practice, as well as leadership and professional development.
The initiative is also expected to promote media practice anchored on integrity, creativity and purpose, while preparing participants to contribute meaningfully to the industry and society.
Operating under the motto, “Equipping, Empowering, Impacting for a Greater Tomorrow, Good GOD Media Academy seeks to position media training as a platform for developing creative minds and equipping voices to communicate responsibly and effectively.
With its launch scheduled for November 8, prospective participants and media enthusiasts have been urged to anticipate the commencement of the academy’s activities.
The academy’s guiding themes are Media, Purpose and Impact, reflecting its stated commitment to professional development and the use of media to create positive change.