Lagos, Nigeria
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Ope Adetayo is a freelance journalist and writer based in Lagos, Nigeria. His work — features, essays, reviews, and interviews — focus majorly on minority groups and social development but he is open to any field. His work which have been published in English and French have appeared in Al Jazeera, VICE, African Arguments, The Republic, Minority Africa, Africaisacountry, Sahelien, Humangle, The Stockholm Review of Literature, and elsewhere. He was longlisted for One World Media Print Award 2021.
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The country's electricity sector was privatized in 2013 to end decades of relative darkness but things have only grown worse in the hands of private investors.
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Converting books into accessible digital formats for blind and visually impaired people is illegal in Nigeria. They want to change that.
Unsafe termination of pregnancy kills thousands of women and girls annually in Nigeria, where abortion carries a heavy jail sentence.
An unorthodox union and an unregulated transport system leave many Nigerian bus drivers vulnerable to poverty and abuse.
A police shooting in Mushin during #EndSARS protests highlights years of simmering anger and new calls for police reform.
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