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Ndidichukwu Odoh’s Biography

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Ndidichukwu Odoh is a senior correspondent for Developmentafrica.net . Development Africa Network is a development media platform which focuses on Education, Health, gender equality, research, energy, environment, agriculture, good governance, water & sanitation and other initiatives that touch on the lives of African people. She is an award winning journalist, communication specialist with years of experience working in the media and NGO space. She is also skilled data visualization, content d…

Ndidichukwu Odoh’s Journalist Portfolio

Malaria: Nigeria's Dutse Makaranta households breed mosquito vectors everyday

Malaria: Nigeria's Dutse Makaranta households breed mosquito vectors everyday

By Ndidichukwu Odoh When in June 2018 Five years old Michael fell sick, his mother, Adedoyin thought it was j…

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How Drug makers Use Nigeria's Population against its Citizens

How Drug makers Use Nigeria's Population against its Citizens

As Africa's largest economy, most highly populated country, and biggest consumer market, Nigeria has been hai…

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Breadwinner Girls: not because they hate education

Breadwinner Girls: not because they hate education

The assumption that People in Northern Nigeria hate education for their Children especially girls and their r…

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When Childbirth was a nightmare for Nigeria's Wushishi Women

When Childbirth was a nightmare for Nigeria's Wushishi Women

By Ndidichukwu Odoh 30 years old Maimuna Adamu has had six children between 2007 when she was 20 years old an…

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Brain drain for brain gain; the positives in all Nigerian health negatives

Brain drain for brain gain; the positives in all Nigerian health negatives

Imagine how the Nigerian Health Sector will be in six months if over 5,000 health workers, practicing aboard …

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No Gender Equal Opportunity Bill, No Votes: Nigeria's CSOs to National Assembly

No Gender Equal Opportunity Bill, No Votes: Nigeria's CSOs to National Assembly

By Ndidichukwu Odoh Civil Society Organizations in Nigeria have called on the leadership of the National Asse…

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UN provides vital supplies for Nigeria Government’s COVID-19 response

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By Development Africa, Ndidichukwu Odoh
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UN Resident Coordinator Edward Kallon and Director General of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), Dr Chikwe Ihekweazu, sign handover note for medical supplies to support the fight against COVID-19 in Nigeria By Ndidichukwu Odoh The United Nations on Thursday received delivery of vital health supplies to support the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in Nigeria on a flight funded by APM Terminals.
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D-8 strengthens cooperation and solidarity in order to tackle COVID-19 pandemic

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By Development Africa, Ndidichukwu Odoh
| developmentafrica.net
D-8 in a virtual roundtable meeting on COVID-19, April 16th 2020 By Ndidichukwu Odoh As the world battle the COVID-19 pandemic and its huge disruption to livelihood, economy and health systems, the Developing-8 Organization for Economic Cooperation has intensified solidarity and cooperation among its Member States in efforts to identify constraints and bottlenecks in tackling the COVID-19 pandemic as well as to develop a mechanism to build post pandemic resilient health systems.
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Poor domestic financing for Treatment of Tuberculosis by Nigerian Government puts citizens at risk

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By Development Africa, Ndidichukwu Odoh
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2020 World TB Day Press conference, by Stop TB Partnership in Nigeria By Ndidichukwu Odoh Few days to the end of 2019 fiscal year, the Nigerian government has released only 8% of its commitment of the $278 million counterpart funding needed for control and treatment of Tuberculosis. Nigeria, USAID and other donor partners committed to mobilize resources to control the spread of Tuberculosis, but a 60% release and funding gap remains as the 2019 fiscal year ends this March.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

to cover a press conference at the National Primary Health Care Development Agency on Immunization Plus Days

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

How is social media changing news?

It has made fake news more prominent than real news. However it makes news go faster