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Adelana Olajide

Adelana Olajide is a Nigerian journalist focusing on issues of corruption, ecological problems and the nexus between energy and development. He has worked for and contributed to The Nation Newspaper, Compass Newspaper, and Naij.com. He has also worked with the Institute of War and Peace Reporting and the International Centre for Investigative Journalism to investigate stories around corruption, health, climate change and ecological problems.

Adelana's Latest Articles

No electricity, no problem: How this reporter stays connected in Nigeria

By Adelana Olajide ● Energy ● December 29, 2017

Our reporting fellow Adelana Olajide explains how Nigeria’s power problems impact his journalism career.

One man’s trash: Could garbage solve Nigeria’s energy crisis?

By Adelana Olajide ● Energy ● September 26, 2017

Why an innovative project to turn food waste into power has been abandoned, leaving millions of Nigerians in the dark.

Adelana Olajide

No electricity, no problem: How this reporter stays connected in Nigeria

One man’s trash: Could garbage solve Nigeria’s energy crisis?

Nanaimo Affordable Housing Society name change to Ballenas ‘in discussion’ for years,’ says CEO

10 ways to better support tenants with vulnerabilities due to income, age or disabilities

‘I want it to stop’: Tenants and advocates allege bullying by non-profit housing provider

Q and A: What are vulnerable tenants rights in non-profit housing?

Who will protect low-income seniors from dying in extreme heat?

Seniors left in distress — or dead — for days in Nanaimo Affordable Housing Society units