Nigeria’s Most Widely Travelled Woman Writes for NewsmakersNG

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New York, Moscow, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Paris and Bangkok, over 180 cities so far and one woman has been there on the trail of history.

Visiting top tourists destinations and historical sites all over the world is a passion for New York-based Nigerian lady, Jessica aka Jazzy Jess.

“I love to travel and have travelled to over 180 cities through all seven continents of the world including Antarctica,” says Jazzy Jess who works in the financial services industry in New York, United States.

Born and bred in Nigeria, Jazzy Jess loves to explore the world, enjoy the sight and sounds, and immerse herself in the cultures, traditions, and history of people and places.

Starting from Saturday, this amazing Amazon will be sharing her experiences with NewsmakersNG readers in a series of articles.

She told NewsmakersNG: “My mantra is to work hard and play harder.”

Gifted with great writing skills, indomitable spirit and a sense of humour, Jazzy Jess will be giving our readers a firsthand account of the world’s most spectacular natural wonders and manmade structures.

NewsmakersNG had published a story on how this Wonder Woman took a stroll with Lions in Zimbabwe and now you’ll be reading about her visit to Beijing and how she conquered the Earth Dragon as the 10, 000-mile Great Wall of China was called in the past.    

The Great Wall is generally recognized as one of the most impressive architectural feats in history and the only man-made structure visible from space.

Keep a date with NewsmakersNG, the online newspaper with a fetish for exclusive stories, as we continue to redefine online journalism, breaking new grounds in the field and extending the frontiers as the only Nigerian newspaper with a firsthand coverage of activities in Latin America operating from Brazil with a team led by a go-getter, Prince Adeyinka Olaiya.

The home front is coordinated by Dipo Kehinde and Aderemi Ladigbolu who is on Leave of Absence.

Dipo Kehinde is a Fine Artist and journalist of about 30 years standing, and the first reporter on the Crime Beat in Nigeria to win the Nigeria Media Merit Award (NMMA) Newspaper Reporter of the Year, the Diamond Award for Media Excellence (DAME), Press Reporter of the Year, and a BBC Prize in journalism going back 18 years.

A member of the British Impressionists Society, Dipo Kehinde’s paintings have been acquired by notable collectors, including former Nigerian Head of State, General Abdulsalami Abubakar and the late celebrated art collector, Mr Sammy Olagbaju.  

Remi Ladigbolu is one of Nigeria’s most outstanding Crime and Investigative Reporters and the first reporter to win the Punch Newspaper’s Exclusive Story of the Week four times.

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