About Balima B.

Je suis un journaliste du Niger qui travaille et qui a travaillé avec beaucoup de médias comme IRINnews.org et l'agence Anadolu.

About Ebenezar W.

I'm a Port Harcourt-based development journalist and New Media consultant who has interviewed over 120 World Leaders & experts on my interview series, The Stroll. I'm famous for telling stories using my mobile phone as my chief tool. My work has been featured on various local and international platforms like the United Nations Website (Geneva and New York), the World Economic Forum Agenda, The Huffington Post (US and South Africa), UNICEF Voices of Youth, YNaija, NDLink, to mention a few. I'm also a TEDx Organizer, World Economic Forum Global Shaper, and Coauthor of “The Africa 80” written by 80 young leaders across Africa. I currently serve as Project Analyst for NDLink; a development news and information project by PIND Foundation.

About Wendy A.

I am a Passionate and High-Energy Reporter bringing close to nine years in Broadcast Journalism; News Reporting and program presentation. I have background in news production and script writing. Sound editorial judgment, effective communicator with a talent for delivering attention-grabbing, high quality news stories. I worked with TVC News, a pan African news station for five years as a reporter and Video journalist, while with them I travelled to Europe, and some African countries to report breaking news stories, shoot feature stories, and documentaries. Now I work for Arkancia Media production, an agency that provides media contents for International stations. Our clients are TRT world, Media 1tv and ORF Austria.

About Fidelis M.

a multimedia journalist with more than 18 years experience across broadcasting (radio and TV) and digital media.

About Innocent E.

Innocent Eteng is a professional freelance journalist of six years experience. He covers global health, environment/climate change, development and anything solutions-based. He writes for The Christian Science Monitor, Mail & Guardian, TRT World, BusinessDay, The Election, and many others.

About Adoum M.

Video producer, cameraman, fixer, journalist in Agadez, Niger.

About Sada M.

Sada Malumfashi is a writer and freelance journalist living in Kaduna, Nigeria and an awardee of the 2018 Gothe Institute/Sylt Foundation Writing Residency in Germany and a 2019 Fellow of Reporters Without Borders Germany. He is the Founder of the literary arts collective, Open Arts. His journalistic works have appeared in The Africa Report, Saraba Magazine, This Is Africa, Asymptote and Music in Africa amongst others. His topics include uncovering sexual abuses and gender based violence as well as a focus on feminism in conservative Northern Nigeria. He was the first journalist to report on the #ArewaMeToo uprising in Northern Nigeria on the tide turning for men who have grown accustomed to abusing women with impunity, where recently activists against sexual violence continue to face increasing backlash from diverse camps that seek to silence the conversation to tackle sexual violence in Northern Nigeria with threats of violence. He also examines cases of pleasure and sex in Northern Nigeria, and the influence of queer culture inflected and influenced by local conditions and cultural nuances, by investigating representations of queerness in Hausa literature. He was also a contributor from Northern Nigeria to the Music in Africa Connects project, an initiative aiming to support the music sectors of African countries affected by conflict focusing on religion and music in Northern Nigeria where fundamentalists generally consider art and entertainment sinful as well as religion and music censorship and crackdown by the religious police, Hisbah on Hausa pop musicians, with further interest in music and religious violence in Northern Nigeria. He was shortlisted for the Kofi Addo Prize for Creative Nonfiction administered by Writivism in 2017 and was among the participants in the Goethe Institute Nigeria-Cameroon Literary Exchange Program.

About Ajeck M.

I am a broadcast journalist based in Abuja with over six years experience in news reporting and TV presentation.

About Maxwell S.

Maxwell Suuk is a Ghanaian multimedia journalist based in Tamale, Northern Ghana. He is a Correspondent for Germany’s International Public Broadcaster, Deutsche Welle English for Africa Service from this part of Ghana. With over a decade of experience in writing, Maxwell likes following social issues including human rights, environment, health, migration and poverty. He has been mentored by numerous journalism professors and experts with international reputation around the world. Max have received recognition at the national level for his outstanding journalistic work.

About Samson O.

I am a Multimedia Broadcast Journalist, Photographer, blogger and news anchor. I have covered stories on human rights, politics, health, business, sports and general news from across the world. In the last 20 years, my stories have been been featured on CGTN, TRT, VOA, EWN and DW

About Sean O.

Am an experienced broadcast journalist with both local and international media

About Ivy N.

Yale grad | Writer | Journalist. Work appears in: HuffPost, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Daily Nation, Yale Daily News, Business Daily, Yummy Magazine, Nomad Magazine, Commonwealth Writers' Forum, Hapa Kenya

About Henry W.

I'm a video journalist based in West Africa. I've shot, edited, scripted and produced around 50 news pieces from across the region. I've also shot documentary, as well as PR for humanitarian organizations. My photo work has appeared in the British Journal of Photography, The Washington Post, Al Jazeera English, Reuters, Men's Health, De Standaard, The New Internationalist, The Telegraph, BBC, OZY, NME and Vice. I write for outlets like The Economist, The Washington Post, Al Jazeera English, Reuters, BBC, The Atlantic, The Telegraph, The New Statesman, OZY, 1843, Voice of America and Vice News. Aside from Burkina Faso, I’ve reported from Ethiopia, Ivory Coast, UK, France, Spain, Togo, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Zambia, Malawi and South Sudan, usually covering security and humanitarian crisis and, occasionally, off-beat culture.

About Valentine I.

Valentine Iwenwanne (@valentineiwen) is a Nigeria-based travel journalist and photographer with interests in development journalsm, global health, social justice and the environment. His reports has appeared in Ozy, The National, Vice World News, Sojourners, etc. He's also Africa Correspondent for Retreading Business publishing in the UK.

About Philip O.

Philip Obaji Jr is a journalist based in Nigeria. He won the Future Awards Africa Prize in Education in 2014, and the Future Awards Africa Prize for Young Person of the Year in 2015. His work on jihadist groups, terrorism, counterinsurgency, policing, fanaticism and trafficking has appeared in numerous publications including The Daily Beast, Al Jazeera, USA Today, The Hill, Foreign Policy, The New Humanitarian, and The Guardian. Obaji was listed among 100 most influential people in Nigeria in 2016 by popular Nigerian news website, YNaija. Follow him on twitter @PhilipObaji

About Ibrahima S.

About Poloum D.

A Reporter with a zeal to dig out interesting human angle stories from Nigeria.

About Timothy O.

Timothy Obiezu is a multimedia journalist with years of excellent writing and reporting experience. He has been covering topics around politics, economy, culture/social, sports, security and terrorism for a couple of international news agencies from his base in Nigeria. His work has been published by VOA, CGTN, TRT World, and others. For more, e-mail x

About Muhammed A.

Muhammed Akinyemi is a multimedia journalist from Nigeria. He enjoys innovating around storytelling and currently works on accessibility-focused interactive reporting models. He has about a half-decade of experience covering development, tech and economy in Nigeria. He employs OSINT tools like satellite imagery in his reporting.