Damilola Banjo is a staff reporter at PassBlue. She specializes in Africa-centered stories, gender equality, and UN peacekeeping, while also overseeing video production for the outlet. Banjo's work has been featured in Al Jazeera Media Network, Ms. Magazine, and FRANCE 24.
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While Damilola does not have a specified geographic focus, her coverage spans various regions across the globe. Therefore, pitches should emphasize their relevance to broader international issues rather than focusing solely on specific countries or regions.
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Chinese Ambassador Fu Cong and Russian Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia leaving the UN Security Council after it held its third secret straw poll in the process to select the next UN leader, Sept. 18.
By: Damilola Banjo
Pedro Abramovay, vice president of programs for the Open Society Foundations, argues that the current candidates for UN secretary-general are focusing
By: Damilola Banjo
Grynspan's Canvassing During UNGA81 Paid Off in 4th Security Council Poll
Dario Amodei, chief executive of Anthropic, briefs the UN Security Council by video call, Sept. 23, 2026, on the need for guardrails on artificial intelligence.
• Binaifer Nowrojee, president of the nonprofit Open Society Foundations, June 2026.
Jeff Bartos, US envoy to the UN on management and reform, far right, with fellow American diplomats, leaving the UN Security Council closed-door
Ambassador Aglaia Balta of Greece to the UN speaking to reporters, Oct. 1, 2026. Her country holds the rotating presidency of the Security Council
By: Damilola Banjo
The UN Corridor Rumors Hanging Over the Secretary-General Race - PassBlue
The 15-member Security Council held its sixth straw poll in the selection procedure of the next UN boss.
US Ambassador Mike Waltz led a panel event at the UN on the status of human rights in Cuba, Oct. 19, 2026, about a week before the General Assembly holds its annual vote condemning the US embargo on Cuba.
