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Pemije Gadimoh

Writer at PEG Pulse

Pemije Gadimoh is a Nigerian writer and founder interested in health, society, leadership, public affairs, and the changing world around us. His writing explores the stories, questions, and ideas behind the headlines.

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Articles by Pemije Gadimoh

From Campaign Strategist to Passengers’ Advocate: Michael Achimugu

23 October 2026

What a $75 Million Hospital Foundation Could Mean for Patients Who Cannot Pay

17 October 2026

Who Lied More on Independence Day? Tinubu, Atiku and Obi Fact-Checked.

15 October 2026

Study finds dance videos closed the eye health gap between Nigeria’s least and most educated

15 October 2026

Who Can Afford to Be Published?

15 October 2026

Flawless for War, Broken for Food

26 September 2026

Will .si Become the New .ai? What Trump’s “Super Intelligence” Speech Means for Domain Names

23 September 2026

Why Does Nobody Test For The Eye Disease That Runs In Families Before Marriage?

18 September 2026

Nigeria’s Nepo Baby Era: When Daddy Says Yes to Music

18 September 2026

Is Abuja Smelling?

17 September 2026

Would You Rather Study Optometry or Buy Dangote Shares?

17 September 2026

What Can ₦200,000 a Month Really Do for a Nigerian Primary Healthcare Centre?

17 September 2026

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