Archivi.ng | Newswatch, Monday, April 13, 1992

Newspaper from 1992/04/13

The text highlights the achievements and roles of three individuals: Steve Osemeke, a seasoned press secretary who has worked with multiple governors in Delta State; Ben Tomoloju, an assistant editor who has released his first album, 'Song for Nigeria,' reflecting on social issues; and Mary Anne Ikoku, a graphic artist turned editor-in-chief of 'Corporate Woman,' a magazine aimed at empowering women in the corporate sector. Each individual showcases their dedication to their craft and the impact they aim to have in their respective fields.

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The text highlights the achievements and roles of three individuals: Steve Osemeke, a seasoned press secretary who has worked with multiple governors in Delta State; Ben Tomoloju, an assistant editor who has released his first album, 'Song for Nigeria,' reflecting on social issues; and Mary Anne Ikoku, a graphic artist turned editor-in-chief of 'Corporate Woman,' a magazine aimed at empowering women in the corporate sector. Each individual showcases their dedication to their craft and the impact they aim to have in their respective fields.

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