REMAPSEN, an African Media Network for the promotion of health and environment, has appointed Khadija Aliyu as Deputy National Coordinator for its Nigeria office.

The appointment, which was announced in a letter, was signed by REMAPSEN’s Chairman of the Board of Directors, Bamba Youssouf.

Khadijah Aliyu, an accomplished broadcaster and correspondent with Radio Nigeria, brings a wealth of experience to her new role.

She is a graduate of Mass Communications from the Bayero University Kano and also holds a master’s degree in Communication Studies from the same institution.

Khadijah who expressed happiness over the appointment, promised to use the opportunity to promote health and environmental issues through reportage as the forum paves way for African Journalists to provide insight about government and stakeholders efforts in ensuring quality healthcare delivery and mitigating environmental challenges in their countries.

REMAPSEN, established on June 13, 2020, is a network of African journalists dedicated to promoting good health and environmental sustainability.

With a focus on public health concerns affecting children, women, and the environment, the organization aims to empower journalists to use their platforms to address health emergencies, epidemics, and environmental issues.

The Nigerian arm of REMAPSEN was inaugurated on November 23, 2023, at an international conference in Lome, Togo, alongside other Anglophone countries.

The network’s international headquarters is based in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire, with Bamba Youssouf serving as President.

 

 

Khadijah Aliyu

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