Ehireme Uddin, Author at We Are Restless

Joined16/11/2020

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Ehireme recently completed a MSc in Economics at SOAS, University of London. Her research interests are in climate change, environmental policy and sustainable finance in West Africa. She tweets @EhiremeUddin

Women of the #EndSARS protests: History will remember them

The women of the #EndSARS protests come from a long line of often female Nigerian changemakers, their contribution to peace...

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