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Ogo Ogbata and other Influential Women Speak Against Gender Violence in DR Congo!

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Ogo Ogbata and other Influential Women Speak Against Gender Violence in Eastern DR Congo!

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How to Engage People of Diverse Ethnicities in Today’s Global Economy

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in Business Sense,Creative Sense,Media Features!

Ogo Ogbata’s article (first published in TRAINING ZONE – the award winning portal for corporate training professionals and providers of training services) looks at how companies can effectively manage people of diverse ethnicities in today’s global economy. A must read.

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Ogo Ogbata Speaks on Africa’s Independence Struggle in BBC Ballad Documentary

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Ogo Ogbata speaks on Africa’s independence struggle in a specially commissioned programme marking the 50th anniversary of various African countries. This extraordinary self-narrating Ballad explores through words and music, the issues that have dominated African mindsets for the past half-century. Click on the link to watch the video clip!

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“A Dream is Worth Fighting For!”

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Novelist and Speaker, Ogo Ogbata, talks about her journey through life and across the borders after being asked, by the BBC World Service, to speak about various aspects of Nigeria’s history, politics, economic progress and future prospects at a seminar in Bush House, London. Don’t miss this hugely inspiring article!

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Some Fingers Are More Equal Than Others…

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Ogo Ogbata’s article (first published in TRAINING JOURNAL – the award winning portal for corporate training professionals and providers of training services) ponders the impact of the UK’s Equality Act of 2010.

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