Eromo Egbejule in AbidjanJournalist
The Guardian
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2 articles
Across 2 topics, first on 5 Oct 2025, most recently 16 Jan 2026.
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Biography
Eromo Egbejule is a Nigerian journalist, writer and filmmaker currently serving as West Africa correspondent for The Guardian, based in Abidjan, Ivory Coast. He joined The Guardian from Al Jazeera English, where he was Africa Editor, and previously held the role of West Africa correspondent and editor at The Africa Report. He is known for his reporting on conflict, human rights, and the intersection of culture and politics across West and Central Africa, and his work has also appeared in the Financial Times, Reuters, The Washington Post, and The Times. His Guardian bylines touching on healthcare focus on African health systems — notably Nigerian healthcare reform — rather than UK health or social care.
References
- 1.The Guardian appoints new correspondents | Editor and Publisher — Confirms appointment as West Africa correspondent at The Guardian, based in Ivory Coast; prior role as Africa Editor at Al Jazeera English; and prior role as West Africa correspondent/editor at The Africa Report
- 2.Eromo Egbejule – Wikipedia — Confirms current role as West Africa correspondent at The Guardian, career history, and subject focus on conflict and culture in West and Central Africa
- 3.Eromo Egbejule – Journalist | Culture Writer — His own site confirms outlets he has written for and his stated areas of interest: human rights, conflict, women and child rights, arts and culture
- 4.Eromo Egbejule's Profile | The Guardian Journalist | Muck Rack — Confirms current title as West Africa correspondent at The Guardian; lists published articles
- 5.Eromo Egbejule, Author at World Politics Review
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