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A journalist since 1984, Gbemisola Olujobi is presently a Pulitzer Fellow at the Annenberg School For Communication. She was Editor of the Living Section at The Guardian, Nigeria’s biggest and most influential newspaper, before she was designated a Pulitzer Fellow. The bulk of her work as a journalist has been in the area of women’s rights as human rights.
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