Adedayo Laketu is a co-founder of OkayAfrica, a platform that celebrates and showcases African music, art, and culture. With a focus on highlighting the diverse and vibrant creative scene in Africa, Adedayo's articles cover a range of topics including music releases, film festivals, social issues, and important news stories from across the continent.
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Adedayo focuses on African news, particularly entertainment and cultural events. This suggests a preference for pitches related to the latest developments in African music, film, and arts. He may also be interested in government announcements or initiatives related to Africa.
Given Adedayo's coverage of green energy projects in Africa, he could be receptive to pitches about sustainable development initiatives, clean energy technologies, and environmental policies across the continent.
Considering his focus on specific countries such as Nigeria and South Africa alongside broader African themes, relevant outreach would involve updates on major events within these regions or insights into their cultural impact.
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