Frontline Daily is an independent digital publication focused on public affairs, accountability, business, technology, and culture.
About the author
Ene Mary McDickson
Founder & Editor, Frontline Daily | Journalist | Broadcaster & Presenter | Professional Chef | Culinary Entrepreneur
Ene Mary McDickson is a Nigerian journalist, broadcaster, presenter, and culinary entrepreneur. She is the founder and editor of Frontline Daily, an independent digital news platform dedicated to delivering relevant news, informing public discourse, and bringing important stories to the attention of readers in Nigeria and beyond.
Driven by a passion for journalism, storytelling, communication, and public-interest reporting, Ene founded Frontline Daily with a vision of building a credible and independent media platform that gives attention to issues affecting people, communities, and society. She oversees the publication’s editorial direction and is actively involved in researching, reporting, writing, editing, and publishing its stories.
Her areas of interest include governance, politics, public affairs, security, humanitarian issues, development, business, and other national and international developments. Through her work, she seeks to go beyond reporting events by exploring the issues behind the headlines, asking important questions, and helping readers understand the wider implications of decisions and events that shape society.
For Ene, journalism is not simply about telling people what has happened. It is about seeking context, promoting accountability, amplifying important voices, and ensuring that stories with public significance receive meaningful attention. Through Frontline Daily, she is working towards building a trusted publication known for responsible reporting, editorial independence, accuracy, and a commitment to issues that matter.
Ene holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Literary Studies from the University of Abuja. Her academic background has strengthened her skills in writing, critical thinking, language, research, and communication. She also obtained a certificate in Presentation, with a focus on media communication, from the Nigerian Broadcast Academy, further developing her foundation in broadcasting and presentation.
Beyond journalism and broadcasting, Ene is a professional chef and culinary entrepreneur and the founder of Mayree’s Kitchen. Her experience in the culinary industry includes training in national cuisine, intercontinental cuisine, and pastries, alongside practical experience in catering, food preparation, culinary instruction, and mentoring aspiring food enthusiasts. She continues to develop her entrepreneurial interests, including her long-term ambition to establish a culinary school in Nigeria and eventually expand its reach internationally.
Her experience across journalism, broadcasting, culinary arts, teaching, and entrepreneurship reflects a broader interest in communication, creativity, learning, and building meaningful platforms. These professional experiences have contributed to her approach to storytelling, public engagement, and connecting with people from different backgrounds.
Today, Ene is focused on growing Frontline Daily from the ground up into a respected digital news publication with a distinct editorial identity and a commitment to reporting that informs, engages, and serves the public interest. Her vision extends beyond publishing daily news to building a platform that contributes meaningfully to conversations about Nigeria’s development and the issues shaping the wider world.
Frontline Daily represents Ene Mary McDickson’s commitment to journalism, independent storytelling, and public-interest communication. As its founder and editor, she continues to build the publication with the ambition of making important stories heard, encouraging informed public discussion, and establishing a lasting presence in Nigeria’s media landscape and beyond.
What This Publication Covers
- Public-interest reporting and accountability
- Nigerian politics, governance, and institutions
- Business, technology, and infrastructure
- Culture, society, and information ecosystems
- Corrections, transparency, and reader accountability