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Nanji Nandang
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Reporter and On Air Personality, JayFM Jos
Abuja, Plateau State
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Biography
Nanji Nandang (Fullname: Nandang Nanji Venley) is a broadcast Journalist with Jay 101.9 FM, Jos. She host a radio talk show, #SilentVoices, an educative show on sexual and gender based violence. Nanji holds a bachelor degree in Mass Communication from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. She covers stories along the lines of gender issues, crime, governance, climate change. Nanji has writes for Africa Prime News, and is currently one of the 2021 Fact Checking fellows at DUBAWA.
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By Nanji Nandang Verified| Minority Africa Verified Image Description: A collage made up of a woman carrying tubers in a basket, with a farm and an image of 2 women drying grain in the background. Plateau State, Nigeria – At 28, Talatu Yanzem’s* life took a devastating turn when her husband passed away, leaving her with five children and pregnant with their sixth. This tragedy resulted in the loss of both her home and farmland. “My husband’s relatives showed no regard for my pregnant state,” recounts Talatu.
By Nanji Nandang Verified| Scroll.in Verified In 2003, Sani Gomna, a young man who had just taken office at the Gombe State House of Assembly in Nigeria, experienced a terrifying encounter that would alter the trajectory of his life. While walking home one night, he froze at the sight of a gaunt, naked figure blocking his path. The figure lunged toward him, leaving Sani gripped with fear. “I shouted at the top of my voice, ‘Jesus’, and the creature disappeared,” Sani recalls. The following morning, he was no longer the same.
By Nanji Nandang Verified| Prime Progress@ Despite Nigeria ranking as having the sixth worst accessible road infrastructure on the continent, a community in Plateau State has transformed a worn-out river crossing into a reliable bridge, providing essential access to their homes and facilities. Plateau, Nigeria – At 3pm on a Monday in August 2024, dark clouds gathered ominously over Twanchit, a suburban community in Jos, Plateau State.
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JayFM Jos