Sometimes We Must Be A Lone Voice
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Osai Ojigho, a respected voice in the human rights community who has proven to be relentless in shining light on some of the most pressing human rights challenges in Nigeria and beyond, speaks about her experience and why she continues to push for citizens' voices.
Recorded at Amnesty International Nigeria's studio. March 2023
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