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David Hundeyin Marks 34th Birthday

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Renowned investigative journalist and founder of West Africa Weekly, David Hundeyin, celebrates 34 years on earth. He marks this celebration with a reflective post on Twitter, signalling the beginning of “Level 34.”

Hundeyin, known for his unyielding commitment to uncovering Africa’s most forbidden stories, has earned multiple awards for his fearless reporting. His impactful work has graced the pages and screens of CNN, Al Jazeera, Channels TV, West Africa Weekly, and The Africa Report.

At the forefront of truth-telling, Hundeyin’s contributions during Nigeria’s 2023 General Election were particularly noteworthy. His detailed exposés on the life of now-President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the All Progressive Congress’ presidential candidate, shook the internet and prompted deep reflection among Nigerians.

As an accomplished author, Hundeyin has penned two books: “Breaking Point” and “The Jungle”. His latest release, “Breaking Point”, talks about his daring escapades, the risks he’s taken, and the challenges faced while trailing the path of investigative journalism, often at the peril of his own life.

Hailed as Nigeria’s most recognisable journalist, Hundeyin’s work has sparked admiration and controversy. To some, he is a troublemaker challenging the status quo; to others, he is a champion of truth and accountability, a modern-day Messiah in journalism.

For years, Hundeyin has dedicated his life and soul to his craft, inspiring many aspiring journalists and truth-seekers alike. As he celebrates another year, his unwavering commitment to uncovering the truth leaves an indelible mark on African journalism.

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