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Ray Ekpu investigative journalism prize opens 2026 entries, increases prize money to N1.75m

Founded by Udom Inoyo in 2021 with a N500,000 top prize, the Ray Ekpu Prize has raised its total purse to N1.75 million for 2026, as two new sponsors join the initiative that has recognised investigative journalism The post Ray Ekpu investigative journalism prize opens 2026 entries, increases prize money to N1.75m appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

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