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Many name is Lara Owoeye-Wise and I come in peace.
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    Answer: Lara owoeye -Wise is a very simple, thorough human being, a humourist.

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      Lara Owoeye-Wise was the only female journalist who was part of the guerrilla journalist team that churned out exclusive reports about an ousted military governments.
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  • She’s Nigeria’s first female winner of the much coveted Wole Soyinka award for Investigative journalism (2006).

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  • Lara Wise is presently a Deputy Chief news Producer with Africa Independent Television (AIT).

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  • A graduate of Religion and Philosophy from the University of Jos, Plateau State, Ms Owoeye-Wise is a multiple award winning journalist whose.

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    1.    Please, can you tell us who Lara Owoeye- wise is and your journey into Journalism?

     

    Answer:- Lara owoeye -Wise is a very simple, thorough human being, a humourist. I like to laugh. I am a Christian, a lover of God and people and children. I am a journalist by profession and a firm believer in the betterment of this great country Nigeria and also an optimist.

     

     I will say that my foray into journalism started when I was all but a little child. I remember seating in front of my mum’s dressing mirror with my dad newspaper turned upside down in my hands with me saying whatever came to mind in imitation of newscaster I saw in the television. I also, right from that young age, loved to write and read continuously. When I graduated from the University of Jos, I went to learn the job, I went to the news magazine and I vividly remember being the only female reporter at that point, which was in the perio