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Emma Ajayi
Emma is an entry-level journalist with an interest in digital, investigative, and cultural journalism. She now interns as an afrobeat writer for the Lambo Xtra editorial team; a digital publication dedicated to African music. Skilled in audio, digital and visual media, she uses this experience to engage in meaningful storytelling, contribute unique perspectives, and report on complexities of modern society.
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