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Moyosore Salami

Moyosore Salami

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Journalist, The Guardian (Nigeria)

Ibadan

Biography

I’m a journalist covering a wide range of topics, from human interest, to environment, energy, business, agriculture, and development stories. I currently write feature stories across multiple beats, allowing me to explore diverse narratives and highlight underreported voices. I'm passionate about impactful storytelling and always curious about what’s shaping society, and everyday life.

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Any news unrelated to the Christian church.

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Total articles 445

  • Falana advocates true rule of law, deplores ‘rule of rulers’ in Nigeria

    By Moyosore Salami Verified| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified A human rights activist, Femi Falana (SAN), has called for a return to true rule of law in Nigeria, emphasising that governance in the country must be accountable to all, including the government itself. Falana, who spoke during the fourth anniversary of Yinka Odumakin’s memoriallecture yesterday, criticised the current state of the legal system, where the rule of lawis replaced by a rule of rulers.

    By Moyosore Salami Verified · The Guardian (Nigeria)

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • ‘Inclusive governance, key to true progress’

    By Moyosore Salami Verified| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified Founder of Ascent Club, Glory Edozien, has said true progress in Africa could only be achieved when governance structures reflect the demographic reality of the society, stressing the need for greater female representation in leadership and policymaking.

    By Moyosore Salami Verified · The Guardian (Nigeria)

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • Lions Club donates N5m to LASUTH paediatric cancer ward

    By Moyosore Salami Verified| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified By Moyosore Salami 01 April 2025   |   2:28 am As part of its community service initiatives, the Lagos Golden Heart Lions Club has donated N5 million to the Pediatric Cancer Ward of the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH). LASUTH As part of its community service initiatives, the Lagos Golden Heart Lions Club has donated N5 million to the Pediatric Cancer Ward of the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH).

    By Moyosore Salami Verified · The Guardian (Nigeria)

    Mar. 31, 2025

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The Guardian (Nigeria)