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Participants at the two-day Media Entrepreneurship 2024

By WSoyinkaCentre / February 1, 2025

Participants at the two-day “Media Entrepreneurship 2024” fellowship in Lagos. Source: Africa Foundation For Young Media Professionals (AFYMP)

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