The Broadcasting Corporation OSBC radio 104.5 FM ran a radio show where Mr. Ademola Adebisi an FGM/ Gender Based Activist (Executive Director, Value Reorientation for Community Enhancement), Olorunfemi Bukola Emilola an FGM survival and a Child rights Advocate and Imam Alimi Muideen Olatunde were the guests, The programme was anchored by Mrs. Olusola Ayesebolatan Marcus an OAP.
For the media project, I renewed my already made end FGM English jingle and engaged more than 20,000,000 people for one hour on Fresh FM.
The Day of the African Child has been celebrated on June 16 every year since 1991, when it was first initiated by the Organization of African unity (OAU). The celebration is in honor of those who participated in the Soweto uprising in 1976. It is also to raise awareness of the continuous need for improvement of the education provided to African Children.
Radio conversation on Rave (91.7) FM by Olaniyan Oluwayomi Rosemary. With the theme: Eliminating Harmful Practices Affecting Children: Progress on Policy and Practice Since 2013.
My guest was a anti-FGM crusader based in Trans Mara apart from being a crusader she has in extreme cases rescued and sheltered girls and survivors of FGM.A phone interview with a sheik who shaped our conversation on the same.
The project which was a 60secs radio jingle and a 6 minutes video involved me as the producer and editor and Martina Madeda who was our camera person. We filmed it in Kebaroti village in Kuria, Migori county because it is one of the hot sports areas and we engaged a widow who is a survivor of FGM/C together with her 12-year-old daughter who is likely to be a victim of this inhuman act.
By Hon. Susan Kutingala, During the International Day of African Child, I carried out a campaign on factors contributing to the high rates of FGM within the County this was…
We had a radio talk show conducted at Amani FM which is based in Tanariver County with over three hundred and fifty local listeners across Lamu, Kilifi, and Tanariver County. The radio station has also incorporated a link where you could listen to the talk show from anywhere in Africa.
My project was geared towards creating awareness on the issues affecting children, and the harmful practices of FGM, since it was the day of the African child, our discussion was on the safety of children even as we head towards the election period here in Kenya.
This was a Kajiado TV station interview on the role of elders as custodians of the Maasai culture in bringing FGM to an end.
