Falaju Adejoke Odunayo is a Nigerian journalist with 14 years' experience. A Mass Communication graduate of Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State, and an MA student in Development Communication at Nasarawa State University, she reports for The Guardian Newspaper and covers the Aviation, Transportation, and Agricultural sectors. She previously worked with the Akwa Ibom State Newspaper as a curb reporter.
Her work in the transport and agriculture sectors earned her recognition from the former Minister of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi, and the Potato Farmers Association of Nigeria.
She has attended several training courses, both at home and abroad, including the West African Training of Journalists on IUU fishing in Ghana, as well as media training by ATLAFCO COMHAFAT, a Regional Intergovernmental Organization for Fisheries Cooperation, held in Morocco.
Joke Falaju, as she is popularly called, is a member of several associations, including MOSFA/OMEPDA - the Media Observatory for Sustainable Fishing in Africa
