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Tunmise Ajeigbe

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Cyprus, Nigeria
As seen in: Audiomack, Premium Times, AllAfrica, Sahara Reporters, The Maravi Post, Naija on Point, Peoples Daily, Opinion Nigeria, Campus Reporter, UDEME
Covers:  Politics, Human related stories, Public expose stories
Doesn't Cover: Sport, Entertainment
Journalist 🎙️ | Researcher ⌛️| Documentary Producer 🎥 ——- Founder, Gateway Reporters | Sub Editor, Splash FM

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Tunmise Ajeigbe’s Biography

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Tunmise Ajeigbe is a freelance journalist, pan-Africanist, writer/poet, media commentator, and also a political analyst from Ijero Ekiti, Ekiti state Nigeria. He is the publisher of CyprusTrack.

Tunmise is a fact-finder that puts more interest in seeking truth. (Absolutely Truth)
He formerly works at Premium Times Center For Investigative Journalism PTCIJ as a UDEME monitor (U-monitor). UDEME is a social and accountability project to engage youths across Nigeria to hold the government accountab…

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SPECIAL REPORT: Failed, faulty constituency projects litter Oyo

SPECIAL REPORT: Failed, faulty constituency projects litter Oyo

In mid-July, Mrs Adejumo (She refused to tell this reporter her first name), a middle-aged trader at the popu…

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Residents lament as Katsina dam rots despite gulping millions of naira

Residents lament as Katsina dam rots despite gulping millions of naira

The Raba dam was supposed to be a source of blessing to farming communities that sprawl around it. The water …

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N50 million Katsina e-library centre abandoned, contractor untraceable

N50 million Katsina e-library centre abandoned, contractor untraceable

When this reporter visited the library, we observed that the building that was meant to house the e-library p…

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A Shambolic Democracy: The Fall Of United States Of America By Tunmise Ajeigbe

A Shambolic Democracy: The Fall Of United States Of America By Tunmise Ajeigbe

If adequate care is not taken, if the United States of America ceased to have learned its lessons from other …

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COVID-19 Pandemic Should Not Alter The Commencement Of NYSC Orientation Activities; Online Virtua...

COVID-19 Pandemic Should Not Alter The Commencement Of NYSC Orientation Activities; Online Virtua...

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) is a programme set up by the Nigerian government to involve Nigerian …

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Covid-19 pandemic and emergence of new world

Covid-19 pandemic and emergence of new world

By Ajeigbe Tunmise Covid-19 came upon the world like rude shock and had its debris plunged into every functio…

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“Life of A Street Boy”: Trauma, Lessons, Motivations -By Tunmise Ajeigbe

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By Tunmise Ajeigbe Verified
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Back in the days, when I was still in the hood. The street-life in Ibadan seemed everything to us, and the happiness was incomparable to the good pleasures of these days. As a street boy with utmost street credibility, we were cultured with life-norms and always sounded in our ears that this gloomy world is wired with classes and hierarchies. This is an undeniable fact that has been keeping the world running.
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Trauma, Lessons, Motivations Behind 2020 #EndSARS Protest Massacre -By Tunmise Ajeigbe

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By Tunmise Ajeigbe Verified
| Opinion Nigeria Verified
In the year 2020 I was practically living in Northern Nigeria, Katsina State to be precise and this time, I got exposed to so many misconceptions we don’t understand as Southerners living in Nigeria. There is one ugly reality about me which raised lots of questions challenging myself if perhaps I’m not in the middle of mixing partisanship with patriotism.
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Trauma, Lessons, Motivations Behind 1994 Rwanda Genocide -By Tunmise Ajeigbe

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As a kid, while growing up I was privileged to watch the move “Hotel Rwanda” in 2005. In the this era I know nothing about the concept behind film making, all I know was people were massively murdered and I also remember everyone’s emotion becomes double triggered whenever this movie pops up on TV screen. Hotel Rwanda portrays the 1994 Rwandan Genocide, focusing on Paul Rusesabagina, a hotel manager who saved over 1,200 Tutsi refugees.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

UDEME monitor at PTCIJ

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

How is social media changing news?

It gives the world the chances to blog out their mind swiftly without obstruction