Michael Obisesan
(He/Him)
Ibadan
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Education, Crime, Event, Entertainment, investigation. E.t.c
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Michael Obisesan’s Biography
Read Full Bio →Seasoned freelance journalist laced with good knowledge of journalism ethics and press law, embodied with over three years of experience in news writing, timely reporting, creative writing, and an Indispensable ability to ferret for stories.
Highly successful in providing training, coaching and monitoring of new editorial employees. Outstanding time management and communication skills.
Very encouraging Chief Editor; successfully collaborates with stakeholders to accurately present brand in pri…
Michael Obisesan’s Journalist Portfolio
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See all 21 answers →What was your first job as a journalist?
Working as the Editor-in-Chief of NEB, Osun State Polytechnic, campus journalists
Have you ever used a typewriter?
No
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