Rosemary Bassey is a journalist based in Abuja, Nigeria, and writes for the Daily Trust Newspaper. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, social issues, art, and culture. Rosemary's work has also been featured in Dove Medical Press, showcasing her versatility and expertise in different subjects.
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Rosemary's coverage mainly focuses on local government and politics, culture & society, and art in Nigeria with a particular emphasis on Abuja. She would be interested in pitches related to local political events, cultural developments, and artistic endeavors within the region.
Given her focus on awards and honors alongside gender-based violence issues, she might also be receptive to stories highlighting initiatives or individuals working towards addressing these societal challenges.
When reaching out to Rosemary Bassey for potential coverage or commentary opportunities, consider providing insights into local politics in Nigeria (especially Abuja), cultural events of significance in the region, as well as unique perspectives from artists or individuals involved in community development projects.
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By: Rosemary Bassey
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