Ayomide Eweje is a Managing Editor at AlimoshoToday.com. He specializes in Healthcare Administration, Public Health, Consumer Health, and Mental Health, focusing on the intersection of these critical areas to inform and engage readers. Ayomide's work has been featured in AlimoshoToday.com, Global Finance Herald, The Business Herald, BONews Service, African Liberty, and BusinessDay.
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Ayomide's focus is local, centred around Nigeria, Lagos, and specifically Igando Ikotun. Her coverage mainly revolves around government announcements and community events with a particular emphasis on local politics, public service initiatives, and entertainment.
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By: Ayomide Eweje
Orodata Science, in partnership with Africa Data Hub, has completed a three-month-long training for 10 newsrooms across Nigeria. The training, delivered by media professionals and veterans, aimed to strengthen the health desks of the selected newsrooms.
By: Ayomide Eweje
Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs) are developed and designed to serve as the first and most accessible point of care for thousands of families in Nigeria. They are meant to provide essential health services that should improve community health. Yet in Buruku LGA of Benue State, the reality inside these facilities falls far short of this mandate. Instead of functioning as the foundation of the local health system, many PHCs remain under-resourced, poorly equipped, and structurally unprepared to meet even basic health needs, especially for the most vulnerable groups.
Nigeria’s elections are entering the era of artificial intelligence (AI), but governance and institutional readiness are not keeping pace. As the 2027 elections approach, AI-generated videos, cloned voices, and fake images are appearing online, blurring the line between reality and propaganda. Young Nigerians, who increasingly rely on digital platforms for information, are vulnerable to misinformation. […]
The Nigerian Constitution guarantees the fundamental right to information, and the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act 2011...
By: Ayomide Eweje
United Nations (UN) human rights experts have raised sharp concerns over ongoing killings, abductions, sexual violence, and forced conversions targeting women and girls from Christian and other religious minority communities in Nigeria.
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The African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights (ACHPR) has expressed concern over the continued threats facing women and girls in Nigeria, citing rising abductions and gender-based violence as significant barriers to their safety and rights. The Commission also urged authorities to strengthen protection measures and hold perpetrators accountable.
By: Ayomide Eweje
Nigeria’s digital space is rapidly expanding, and so are the risks it poses. Platforms like WhatsApp, X, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook have become central to political debate, journalism, activism, and business. In October 2025, DataReportal reported that Nigeria had nearly 47.8 million social media user identities. Nigerians increasingly turn to social media platforms for news, […]
By: Ayomide Eweje
Nigeria’s digital space is rapidly expanding, and so are the risks it poses. Platforms like WhatsApp, X, TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook have become central to political debate, journalism, activism, and business. In October 2025, DataReportal reported that Nigeria had nearly 47.8 million social media user identities. Nigerians increasingly turn to social media platforms for news, […]
By: Ayomide Eweje
UrbanBetter, an organisation working to ensure equitable access to health-enabling, climate-resilient urban environments, has launched a project seeking to address health risks associated with heat exposure in Lagos State.
By: Ayomide Eweje
The Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) has called for stronger actions to address the rising cases of civic space violations in Nigeria.
