Former House of Representatives member, Abike Dabiri-Erewa has rekindled her passion for broadcasting and reporting news.
Ex-lawmaker returns to journalism
The Politician who is now a publisher of her magazine ‘Diaspora Quarterly’ is out to show the entertaining side of her by focusing more on transforming celebrity journalism.
Hon. Abike Dabiri
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Mrs Dabiri-Erewa, has returned to her first love with the emergence of ‘Diaspora Quarterly’ magazine.
According to reports, the magazine is out to show the knowledge of the politician's celebrity journalism.
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Meanwhile, Abike recently filed a N500 million lawsuit against Diamond Bank for including her name in their list of bad debtors.
The politicianbegan her career as a journalist, reporting on the plight of Nigerians in the rural areas and in the Diaspora before she swung into politics.
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