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Writer of the Week
Pemije Gadimoh
Week of 19 Oct 2026
1 article · 7 reads · 0 pegs
Writer of the Month
Pemije Gadimoh
September 2026
7 articles · 0 reads · 0 pegs
Previous Weeks

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#WriterArticlesReadsPegsPoints
1Pemije Gadimoh1235512634
2Fortune Ayiamudu512311259
3Pemije4542140
4Nwabuwe Goodnews3654137
5Pemiga Gadimoh234074
6Adetona Adeboye127356
7Divine Ogheneone Aizebeleomo123043

Points: 20 per article, 1 per read, 3 per Peg, 3 per reader comment. Only regular articles count. One on One interviews and PEG Papers are not included.

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200L Optometry student, passionate writer and health advocate. I simplify eye health and general wellness through writing to help people see and live better.
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Pemiga Gadimoh
2 articles
Pemiga Gadimoh is a public health enthusiast, Co-founder of PEG Pulse, and Founder and Editor of PEG Perspective. She is passionate about public health, environmental sustainability,…
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Pemije Gadimoh
12 articles
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,…
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Fortune Ayiamudu is a Nigerian writer and Plant Biology and Biotechnology graduate interested in culture, relationships, society, and everyday experiences. He writes personal essays and commentary…
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I am Adetona Adeboye, a final year optometry student at the University of Benin. I'm a global health advocate with recurring interest in Nigeria's politics and…
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My name is Divine, a graduate of the Air Force Institute of Technology, Kaduna. And I currently intern at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, as…
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