Tetteh Elizabeth Narkuor

 

TETTEH ELIZABETH NARKUOR

NEWS ANALYSIS 

AGENCY - GRAPHIC ONLINE

Nigeria's Dangote refinery to supply fuel directly challenging local traders.

1. Does the image accurately represent the headline’s message?

Yes. The image of the massive crude oil storage tank labeled “Dangote” clearly supports the headline about the refinery’s upcoming operations and direct supply of fuel. It visually emphasizes the industrial scale and capacity of the refinery.

2. What emotions does the image evoke?

The image evokes a sense of power, scale, and economic importance. It suggests industrial strength and potential transformation in the fuel market. For some, it may also spark national pride or economic optimism.

3. Is the image manipulated or biased?

There’s no visible manipulation. The image seems objective and realistic, showing the refinery infrastructure plainly. However, its polished and professional appearance subtly promotes the refinery in a positive light, potentially downplaying any controversy

4. How does composition affect storytelling?

The framing of the massive storage tank in the center with clear labeling emphasizes the sheer scale and capacity (120 million litres), reinforcing the refinery’s capability to supply directly. The clean lines, bold colors, and clarity lend a sense of modernity and competence.

5. Does the image add depth to the story or simply reinforce the headline?

It does both. It reinforces the headline visually but also adds depth by giving a tangible sense of scale, which might not be fully grasped from text alone.

6. Would a different image change the reader’s perception of the news?

Yes. A different image—e.g., a photo of traders, fuel queues, or protests—could shift focus toward economic consequences or public reaction rather than industrial capacity. That could make the piece more about conflict or social impact.

7. How does the image compare to others covering the same story?

Compared to protest images , this photo is clean, neutral, and infrastructure-focused. It’s likely intended to highlight progress and professionalism rather than drama or controversy.

8. Is the image culturally or politically significant?

Yes. The image is politically and economically significant as it represents Dangote’s influence in Africa’s largest economy. It also touches on broader issues of regional competition, energy independence, and market disruption, which have national and international implications



SECTION B

NEWS ANALYSIS 

AGENCY - GRAPHIC ONLINE 

Telecel Ghana reacts to Ghc 2 million lawsuit by makola marker trader.
 
1.Yes. The image aligns with the headline’s content and the tone supports the narrative and enhances the reader’s understanding.

2.The image evokes controversy because pertaining the lawsuit between the company n the makola market causes confusion between the two parties.

3.The image is not manipulated or biased

4.The composition of the image, including framing, lighting, and focus, plays a crucial role in story. These elements draw attention to specific aspects of the story, create mood, and guide the viewer’s interpretation.

5.The image adds depth and simply reinforce the headline. The image provides additional context and insight into the news that enriches the reader’s understanding and engagement.

6.Considering alternative images can help understand how different visual representations might alter the narrative’s reception. This involves reflecting on how a different image could change the reader’s perception of the news.

7.Comparing the image with others covering the same story, it provides valuable insights into the approach, tone, and effectiveness of different visual representations. This helps evaluate similarities and differences in how the news is presented.

8.The image has cultural significance because it questions the ethics of the people and how it creates an impact.




SECTION C

AGENCY - AI JAZEERA

REWRITE

ISRAEL ,IRAN CONTINUE - MISSILE ATTACKS :144 KILLED IN  GAZA 

Israel- Iran Attacks 

The supreme leader Ali Khamenei says Iran won't accept imposed war. He also said Iran wont  come to any negotiation with Israel or the US because his people will never forget the blood they shed

The leader also warned the United States strike saying if they cross their territory there will be serious consequences. The Israeli has struck some of Iran weapon facilities while Iran only launched swarmed of drowns to survey Israel.

During this attack Ali Khamenei rejected meeting invitation by President Donald Trump. Due to these attacks, the death toll in Iran has risen to more than 240 which includes children and women.

 Since the attack has extended to Gaza, Israel forces have killed at least 89 Palestinians which shows that 70 people seeking food aid in Khan You is city were killed.

Citizens of Iran hopes the attacks won’t escalate because they do not want a third party to get involved to avoid further chaos then there already is.



BY TETTEH ELIZABETH NARKUOR 

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