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Chinyere Elizabeth Okoroafor
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Reporter, The Nation (Nigeria)
Lagos
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Biography
Chinyere Elizabeth Okoroafor, is a journalist with The Nation Newspaper in Lagos Nigeria. She is the author of Abiana….Born to die, a short tragicomedy play on Amazon She studied English and Literature at Abia State University, Uturu and freelanced for the defunct Entertainment Express. After university, she worked at Alimosho mail, a community newspaper in Lagos, where she reported on effects of dirty environment, poor healthcare stories and other issues affecting the community. She attended Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Ogba for her Post Graduate Diploma in Journalism. Currently, she freelance at The Nation newspaper, where she writes on educational news and human interest stories. Chinyere is an art of word enthusiast. She believes that the capacity of words to make someone happy or sad impresses her so much. For her, words are like math wherein one has to master and know a workable formula to deliver the right message. She is also obsessed with eating healthy and losing weight. She is a good cook, a good swimmer. She loves taking photos, and writing about any issues that pops up in her head as she continue chronicle this bizarre, beautiful, and often very weird journey she’s on. Her interest areas includes education, human rights and culture. She is single and lives in Lagos, Nigeria
Adventure , Human Interest , Politics, Health, Art , Culture , Human Rights , Politics, Environment , Economy
Content
By Chinyere Elizabeth Okoroafor Verified, Alao Abiodun Verified| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified More than 1,000 PUBG MOBILE fans came together on March 28 for a special Community Dinner at The Recreation Center in Anthony, Lagos. The free event, hosted by PUBG MOBILE, one of the world’s most popular mobile games, was filled with excitement, games, food, and real-life friendships. The venue came alive as gamers from all walks of life gathered to share their passion. The atmosphere was full of energy, laughter, and connection.
By Chinyere Elizabeth Okoroafor Verified| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified More children in the United States are being diagnosed with autism than ever before, according to a new report released by the U.S. Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The report, based on data from 16 sites across 14 states and Puerto Rico, revealed that in 2022, 1 in every 31 eight-year-olds had autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This marks a steady increase from previous years — 1 in 36 in 2020 and 1 in 44 in 2018.
By Chinyere Elizabeth Okoroafor Verified| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified Lagos State Government, in collaboration with the Brazilian Descendants Association (BDA), has announced the return of the Lagos Fanti Carnival. A celebration of Afro-Brazilian heritage, also known as Popo Aguda, the event will hold on Sunday, from 10:00 a.m., at the Remembrance Arcade, Tafawa Balewa Square.
Company Info
The Nation (Nigeria)