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Olatunji Olaigbe

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Kwara State, Lagos, Oyo State
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tech and environment journalist.

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Olatunji Olaigbe, Author at The Hustle

Olatunji Olaigbe, Author at The Hustle

This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these coo…

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Crypto Woes

Crypto Woes

Crypto wants to be the world's next money, but it needs to fix its security problems first.

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Nigeria freshwater supplies are drying impacting the country's food security and biodiversity

Nigeria freshwater supplies are drying impacting the country's food security and biodiversity

In Nigeria, diminished water bodies threaten agriculture, wildlife, and cultural identity.

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'4 People Tweeting' Changed the Face of Nigerian Politics

'4 People Tweeting' Changed the Face of Nigerian Politics

A youth-led online movement propelled an outsider candidate into the political mainstream.

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Loan apps ruined their reputations. A shady online market offered to repair them

Loan apps ruined their reputations. A shady online market offered to repair them

In 2020, Titiola, a former bank teller in Lagos, wanted to start her own business as an agent banker but coul…

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Loan apps ruined their reputations. A shady online market offered to repair them

Loan apps ruined their reputations. A shady online market offered to repair them

In 2020, Titiola, a former bank teller in Lagos, wanted to start her own business as an agent banker but coul…

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Do Nigeria’s Christians need a savior?

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By Olatunji Olaigbe
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Nigeria has responded with bewilderment and alarm to Donald Trump’s repeated threats to unleash American troops to, in the U.S. president’s words, protect “our CHERISHED Christians.” Speaking in Berlin on November 4, the Nigerian foreign minister Yusuf Tuggar pointedly said “what we are trying to make the world understand is that we should not create another Sudan.” Trump had earlier warned the Nigerian government that the U.S. was prepared to “go into that now disgraced country, ‘guns-a...
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Sudan’s forgotten war

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By Olatunji Olaigbe
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Last week, Donald Trump was on a glitzy, bonhomous trip through Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. Amidst the talk of hundreds of billions of dollars signed in deals, the rise of Gulf states as potential AI superpowers, and gifts of luxury jetliners, it was announced that the Trump administration had agreed arms deals worth over $3 billion with both Qatar and the UAE. Democrats are looking to block the deals.
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Sudan’s forgotten war

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By Olatunji Olaigbe
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Last week, Donald Trump was on a glitzy, bonhomous trip through Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. Amidst the talk of hundreds of billions of dollars signed in deals, the rise of Gulf states as potential AI superpowers, and gifts of luxury jetliners, it was announced that the Trump administration had agreed arms deals worth over $3 billion with both Qatar and the UAE. Democrats are looking to block the deals.
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Awards

International Organisation for Migration(IOM) Migration Journalism Awards

2021 - Migration, Environment and Climate Change

The competition celebrates journalists who bring attention to the many facets of migration in West and Central Africa in both French and English language. The 8 winners were announced during a virtual award ceremony which was moderated by CNN Journalist Eleni Giokos. Each of the winners received up to USD 1,250 each and a plaque of recognition. The Migration, Environment and Climate category was awarded to the best stories on climate-induced migration.

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