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Yemisi Adegoke’s Journalist Portfolio

The cost of being an atheist (Documentary)

The cost of being an atheist (Documentary)

On April 5th 2022, Mubarak Bala - the president of the Humanist Association of Nigeria - plead guilty to char…

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Retirement Hell - BBC Africa Eye documentary

Retirement Hell - BBC Africa Eye documentary

BBC Africa Eye goes undercover to expose an ineffective and corrupt pension system in Nigeria, which leaves s…

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Lekki toll gate: 'The massacre without blood or bodies'

Lekki toll gate: 'The massacre without blood or bodies'

The biggest protests in a generation swept through Nigeria in 2020. Thousands of young people protested again…

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Homecoming: How To Be a Returnee in Lagos

Homecoming: How To Be a Returnee in Lagos

Yemisi Adegoke on Returnee Privilege and the Africa You Don’t See on TV, an excerpt from 4th Estate's 'Loud B…

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Agency inadvertently helped 'fraudster' businessman

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By Yemisi Adegoke Verified, Rob Byrne
| Yahoo Verified
Locate Guernsey supported Simon Davies' move to the island despite a High Court judgement two months earlier [BBC] A Guernsey government agency helped a businessman who planned to relocate to the island despite him being accused of fraud in London's High Court in 2015, a BBC investigation has found. Investment professional Simon Davies, 55, was a prominent client of Locate Guernsey and spoke at one of its events in January 2017.
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A simple guide to the crisis in South Sudan

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By Farouk Chothia, Yemisi Adegoke Verified, Nichola Mandil
| Yahoo Verified
The world's youngest nation has witnessed little peace over the last 14 years [AFP/Getty Images] Fears that South Sudan - the world's youngest nation - could plunge into a full-blown civil war have intensified as fighting continues in Jonglei state, north-east of the capital, Juba. Government forces are trying to retake territory from those loyal to First Vice-President Riek Machar, who has been suspended from his post after being accused of plotting to overthrow President Salva Kiir.
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Fears balloon of a return to civil war in South Sudan over treason trial

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By Farouk Chothia, Yemisi Adegoke Verified, Nichola Mandil
| Yahoo Verified
Farouk Chothia - , Yemisi Adegoke - and Nichola Mandil - Tue, September 16, 2025 at 4:54 PM UTC 7 min read Fears that South Sudan - the world's youngest nation - could plunge into a new civil war have intensified after the party of suspended Vice-President Riek Machar called for "regime change". The call came after Machar - currently under house arrest - was charged with murder, treason and crimes against humanity.
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