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Taiwo Adebulu
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Journalist and Features and Investigations Editor, TheCable
Lagos
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Biography
Taiwo is the pioneer head of fact-check desk at TheCable. He has seven years of experience covering development and investigative stories. Taiwo has also won several prestigious journalism awards.
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Anything without a Delaware connection.
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INVESTIGATION: Despite environmental risks, Nigerian governors converting conservation centres into luxury estates – EcoPivot
By Ogunlana Klistivivi, Benita Ikpeamar, Taiwo Adebulu Verified| EcoPivot@ Entrance of the Zoo Estate, Enugu, south-east NigeriaAs a child growing up in Warri, Delta state, Ambrose Igboke was regaled with folktales of tortoise mischief, wisdom, and longevity. The lion was always touted as the king of the forest. So, whenever he travelled with his uncle to his village in Enugu, Nigeria’s south-east zone, they would stop at the massive zoological garden in the state to see the tortoise and other animals.
By Taiwo Adebulu Verified| TheCable Verified Wild Africa, an international environmental nonprofit, has asked the Nigerian government, private sector, and conservation organisations to intensify efforts in protecting the nation’s forests, which serve as a refuge for its most iconic wildlife species. In a statement on Friday to mark the International Day of Forests, the wildlife organisation said Nigeria has experienced a 12 percent decrease in tree cover in the last two decades, which is equivalent to 1.25 million hectares.
By Taiwo Adebulu Verified| TheCable Verified Bosede Afolabi, professor of obstetrics and gynaecology at the College of Medicine, University of Lagos (UNILAG), says the burden of maternal mortality in Africa will reduce if anaemia in pregnancy is eliminated.
Company Info
TheCable
An online newspaper delivering knowledge-driven journalism in the pursuit of Nigeria's progress. News and Views Unlimited.
Lagos, Lagos, Nigeria
'+234 811 397 5331
Founded: 2014