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 Gbemisola Olujobi, Contributor
A journalist since 1984, Gbemisola Olujobi is the former Editor of the Living Section at The Guardian, Nigeria’s biggest and most influential newspaper. The bulk of her work as a journalist has been in the area of women’s rights as human rights. Truthdig Articles200911/10 Digital Dumping and the Global ‘E-Cycling’ Scam 08/27 Nollywood Rising 07/02 Designer Vaginas: Is Female Circumcision Coming Out of the Closet? 05/21 Austrian Artist Becomes Nigerian Ancestor 04/10 Who is Mogae? 02/27 Africa’s Good Friend 200812/26 What Will ‘Brother Barack’ Do for Africa? 07/24 AIDS and the Myth of the Oversexed Negro 200711/26 How Not to Help Africans 06/07 Nigeria: New Government or Puppet Succession? 04/20 Between Wrongdoing and ‘the Done Thing’ 01/25 Don’t Touch That Mail! 2006Contact.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
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