Damilola Banjo is a journalist who writes for PassBlue, an independent, women-led digital publication covering the United Nations. Her work has also been featured in the Al Jazeera Media Network. Damilola focuses on international affairs, with a particular interest in human rights, conflict resolution, and global governance.
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Damilola's coverage is heavily focused on international relations and global politics, particularly in relation to Russia, US foreign policy, and aggression. Based on this pattern of coverage, it seems she would be most responsive to experts who can provide insightful commentary or analysis on these topics.
Given the prevalence of government announcements and expert commentary in her articles, Damilola is likely seeking sources with direct knowledge or involvement in the events being covered. Experts with an inside perspective into diplomatic efforts or geopolitical strategies could find success reaching out to her.
While Damilola does not have a specified geographic focus, her coverage spans various regions across the globe. Therefore, pitches should emphasize their relevance to broader international issues rather than focusing solely on specific countries or regions.
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Is Africa Becoming a New Battlefront in the Russia-Ukraine War? - PassBlue
Can Slovenia Save the Security Council? It's Going to Try. - PassBlue
• The military forces in three West African countries — Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger — booted the democratically elected governments in
By: Kelechukwu Ogu, Damilola Banjo
Why Media Requests to UN Missions Hit Dead Ends, Maddening Journalists - PassBlue
• Journalists' frantic attempts to reach country missions to the United Nations are intensifying as the major annual speeches by world leaders inches closer to opening day, Sept. 24.
By: Damilola Banjo, Joe Penney
Special Report: US to Pressure UAE to Stop Backing RSF Rebels, Sudan Leader Says - PassBlue
Special Report: UK, China, Mali - PassBlue
Sierra Leonean Migrants Feel 'Abandoned' in Lebanon as War Rages - PassBlue
Afghan Women Still Have Guns to Their Heads, Says Malala Yousafzai - PassBlue
UNRWA's 'Darkest Hour' Will Go Bleaker Under Trump's Presidency - PassBlue
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