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NMMA Calls for Entries for 2020 Media Awards

The Nigerian Media Merit Award (NMMA) has called for entries from media professionals for works published or broadcast in 2019 for the NMMA Award 2020.

According to the NMMA, the award would be in various categories: Print A, Print B, Print C, Radio and Television.

The submission of entries for the award commenced on August 25 and has September 25 as closing date.

In addition to its prestige, each award winner is presented a trophy (The Golden Gong of Excellence) and a specific prize money.

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