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Ndubuaku Kanayo
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Ndubuaku Kanayo is a journalist from Nigeria. He covers local and international political stories for print and digital media.

Ndubuaku has an in-depth knowledge and experience in foreign policy analysis and international trade relations. Also, he writes extensively about crime and terrorism, elections, political unrest and democracy in Africa. From writing, editing, investigations and final reportage of issues from a solutions perspective, he brings diversity and excellence to news writing and story telling.

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August 20, 2021
Nigeria's Twitter Ban: blocking the chatter from the bird app
topic:Freedom of Expression
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
Nigeria's Twitter ban could lead to spikes in poverty rates and highlights the government's disregard for basic human rights and democratic principles.
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April 16, 2021
Nylon to Fashion: an Eco-friendly expression of textile design
topic:Sustainable Development
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
The textile industry remains one of the most polluting sectors globally. New initiatives explore sustainable and creative ways to curb fashion waste.
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Story
August 18, 2020
Musician gets death sentenced for blasphemy
topic:Death Penalty
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
The 22 year old Nigerian musician Yahaya Sherif Aminu has been sentenced to death by an upper Sharia Court for blasphemy.
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Story
June 15, 2020
Online education on the rise widens digital divide
topic:Digitalisation
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
As digital access has become the new divide, the coronavirus lockdown has exacerbated inequalities in education.
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Story
February 04, 2020
Does AI threaten digital human rights in the global south?
topic:Digital Rights
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
Artificial intelligence and other digital technologies in everyday human dealings come with a high risk of interfering with basic human rights.
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October 14, 2019
Flood turns dreams into nightmare in the megacity Lagos
topic:Natural disaster
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
The city of Lagos, with a population of over 21 million people, experiences untold economic and environment hardship anytime it rains.
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Story
September 06, 2019
The coming of Boris Johnson, Brexit and expectations for Africa
topic:Economic Opportunity
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
The Boris Johnson led government is expected to play key roles not just in the economy but also in key African issues.
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August 22, 2019
World Humanitarian Day: For the Greater Public Good
topic:Humanitarian Aid
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
The nineteenth day of August every year is the United Nations designated World Humanitarian Day (WHD).
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Story
August 05, 2019
Ntaganda and ICC: The Conviction of a Congolese War Lord
topic:Political violence
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
"The law is made for man, not man for the law."
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July 05, 2019
Democracy in Africa under serious threat
topic:Democracy
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
Is China's increasing influence in Africa destroying the continent's democratic culture?
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Story
June 11, 2019
How lawlessness contributes to violence against women
topic:Women’s rights
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
Aggrieved women in Ondo, a South-Western state in Nigeria, took to the streets last month to protest the rising cases of attacks, rituals and kidnapping.
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