Tobi Awodipe
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The Guardian Newspaper, yesterday, won four of the categories at the 2024 Nigeria Media Merit Award (NMMA). In all, it had 13 nominations. The winners were Tobi Awodipe, who won the Bashorun M.K.O Abiola Prize for Sports Reporter of the Year, Eno Abasi Sunday
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LOOKING to amplify as well as archive historical and untold stories through film, filmmaker and writer, lanaire aderemi, recently took her audience through time, with the screening of her debut documentary, Record Found Here, which held at EbonyLife Place in Victoria Island, Lagos. Inspired by her grandmother’s story about the Egba Women’s revolt in the…
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