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Chima Azubuike

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Gombe State, Nigeria
Covers:  Health, Education, Crime and metro life, communal life
Doesn't Cover: Any topic against the conscience, against the interest of growth and development.
I'm an enthusiast, with love for Nigeria.Nigeria will get it right in my own time.I believe we can make this country functional.if only you can do yours #JTA

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Chima Azubuike’s Biography

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Azubuike is a journalist with over ten years of experience. I consider myself as a development inclined person with good nose for sniffing out the crux of the matter.

I began journalism from secondary school, moved to university where I was one of the foundational members that started the press club, I was active in the club little wonder the president appointed me as Chairman Editorial board of the club. I have traversed many roles and functions.

I contributed with bylines to show for in Campu…

What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelance with Nation.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

How is social media changing news?

Right now almost everyone claims to be a journalist because they possess the tools

Pathfinder International Health Award

2022 - Health Award: print category

This award was instituted by Pathfinder International to recognise the efforts of Journalists providing visibility to Family Planning in Nigeria.

Africa Media Development Award

2023 - First runner-up, Print Category

Chima Azubuike, also of The PUNCH, emerged as the first runner-up in the print category with his report titled, “Gombe oil-rich community where public amenities remain elusive”.

Nigeria Media Media Merit Award

2022 - Technology

Oladimeji Ramon and Chima Azubuike take a journey into the world of Nigerians who have never communicated via a mobile phone Panta Burguse does not know what it feels like to use a mobile phone to communicate. At 80, she neither owned nor ever communicated with one. For the childless widow, who lives in Sishemvire village in the Yalmatu Deba Local Government Area of Gombe State, it will be a dream come true if she ever owns a phone and experiences speaking through it. https://punchng.com/nigerians-without-mobile-phones-20-years-after-gsm-revolution-blame-poverty-others/