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Ogar Monday

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Abuja, Calabar
As seen in: Prime Progress, The Christian Science Monitor
Covers:  Solutions, Health, Conflict,
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Ogar Monday’s Biography

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Ogar Monday is a journalist with a bias for reporting communities and how government policies affect them.

Previously, Ogar served as a reporter at CrossRiverWatch, a community-based investigative news platform in Cross River. He rose to the position of news editor.

He also had a stint as the Deputy Editor at Prime Progress, a platform that sheds light on repressive cultures and how individuals and communities are responding to social issues.

Ogar was previously a fellow of the ICIR Health Re…

Ogar Monday’s Journalist Portfolio

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This program in Nigeria sends children from the streets into the classroom

This program in Nigeria sends children from the streets into the classroom

University undergrad Victor Bello started the Almajiri Scholar Scheme to open doors for children.

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How young Nigerian women in arranged 'money marriages' are getting a new start

How young Nigerian women in arranged 'money marriages' are getting a new start

Her Voice Foundation teaches skills such as tailoring and hairdressing to young women who were wed in the ill…

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How an X user used hashtag to draw attention to bad roads in a Nigerian state - Prime Progress NG

How an X user used hashtag to draw attention to bad roads in a Nigerian state - Prime Progress NG

Hauwa Allahbura, an X (formerly Twitter) user, is leading the charge to hold Dapo Abiodun, the Governor of Og…

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Ghana: Half Hungry, Hope Emerges - Prime Progress NG

Ghana: Half Hungry, Hope Emerges - Prime Progress NG

In Ghana, nearly half the population, a staggering 12.9 million people, grapple with food insecurity. This is…

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Chinua Achebe's 'Things fall apart' to get TV treatment - Prime Progress NG

Chinua Achebe's 'Things fall apart' to get TV treatment - Prime Progress NG

Late last week, Chidi Achebe, the son of renowned Nigerian author Chinua Achebe, announced on LinkedIn that "…

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African nations prepare for critical energy discussions as AOW approaches - Prime Progress NG

African nations prepare for critical energy discussions as AOW approaches - Prime Progress NG

With the energy market facing increasing volatility, African governments and industry experts are gearing up …

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Have you ever used a typewriter?

As a journalist, no. But I had training on the use of the typewriter when I was young.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Email

What's your favorite social network?

Twitter