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IPI World Congress 2018 has ended

The International Press Institute (IPI) held its 2018 annual World Congress in Abuja, Nigeria from 21-23 June 2018. Under the theme “Why Good Journalism Matters”, the World Congress affirmed the indispensable role of quality media in building strong societies, showcasing investigative stories and projects that bring positive change to individuals and communities in Africa and around the world.

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Kunle Olawoyin

Oxfam
Media and Communications Officer
Abuja
Kunle Olawoyin is a media and development communications specialist with about 9 years experience in Non-Governmental Organizations (local, national and international). A graduate of Mass Communication from The Polytechnic, Ibadan, He holds a Master in Communication Studies from Lagos State University and an LL.B Law from the National Open University of Nigeria. An alumni of Pan Atlantic University ( SMC, AWARE 7), he started his career as an intern with Rhythm 93.7 fm, Lagos. He later worked as a journalist with National Interest and National Mirror Newspapers in Lagos. He joined development work in 2008 and has worked with Ajegunle Community Project, Centre for the Right to Health and Nigerian Conservation Foundation. He joined Oxfam GB, Nigeria in November 2015 and later Oxfam International, Nigeria as its Country Media and Communications Officer.
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