Nomso Obiajuru

Education: BSc Mass Communication, University of Lagos (2008-2012), Google News Lab on digital tools for media reporting (2018), Google News Initiative (2024)

Experience: Script Editor at Hip TV (2014-2015), Current Affairs/Sports Editor at Legit.ng (2015-2017), Head, Sports Desk at Legit.ng (2017-2021), Team Lead Football at Sports Brief (2021-2024), Team Lead of Sports editorial offices at Legit (2024-present)

Nomso Obiajuru has 10 years of working experience in sports journalism and is currently the Team Lead of Sports editorial offices at Legit. He has met and interviewed some of the most influential sports personalities in the world while working at Legit.ng, Sports Brief and HipTV. Nomso obtained a degree in Mass Communication from the University of Lagos in 2012. Email: nomso.obiajuru@corp.legit.ng

685 articles published since 05 Jan 2015

Author's articles

Controversy: Aisha Buhari issues strong warning to her husband

8 years ago

JUST IN: Buhari hands over 2 presidential aircraft to Air Force (photos/video)

8 years ago

BREAKING: Nigeria record first away win against Zambia to keep World Cup dream a...

8 years ago

Ghana begins fuel exports to top West Africa countries including Nigeria

8 years ago

FG reveals reason Shiite leader, El-Zakzaky is still in detention

8 years ago

Something bad is happening to Shekau as Army gets stern warning

8 years ago

Biafra agitation: Nnamdi Kanu to celebrate Christmas in prison?

Bishop Abraham Chris Udeh says it would be very painful if Nnamdi Kanu would be in prison to celebrate this year’s Christmas.

Buhari reveals when change will happen

President Muhammadu Buhari has assured Nigerians that the promised change by his administration will come after much hard work and patience.

Finally! Nigerian Army reveals what has happened to fatally injured Shekau

Major General Lucky Irabor, Commander of Operation Lafiya Dole, has declared that Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau is dead.

Controversy: Miniskirts and jeans trousers banned

The management of Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has banned inappropriate dressings by some of its staff. This was made known in an internal memorandum sent to the workers titled “DRESS CODE”, with reference number HQ/CR/AD/G.1/58