Jayne Augoye is the Entertainment/Lifestyle Editor at Premium Times Nigeria. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture, society, business, and the arts, with a particular focus on the music business and the film industry. Jayne's work has been featured in Premium Times Nigeria, AllAfrica Global Media, and Hindustan Times Syndication.
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Jayne Augoye's coverage predominantly focuses on Nigerian entertainment, including Nigerian films, music, literature, and artists. Given her high percentage of press release and private sector announcements in coverage attributes suggests she may be interested in exclusive news about the Nigerian entertainment industry.
Potential outreach to Jayne includes offering exclusive insights into events or releases within the Nigerian entertainment space. This could include interviews with prominent figures, behind-the-scenes stories from film sets or album productions, as well as any breaking news related to key personalities in the industry.
Given her local geographic focus in Nigeria and strong emphasis on event coverage and press releases, pitches should align with a local context while providing an insider perspective into the vibrant world of Nigerian entertainment.
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President Tinubu says Ogogo’s decades-long career helped shape the Yoruba-language theatre and Nigerian cinema.
By: Jayne Augoye
Nigeria, Aug. 24 -- President Bola Tinubu has mourned veteran Nollywood actor, filmmaker and screenwriter Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, describing his death as a major loss to Nigeria's creative industry.
By: Jayne Augoye
Nigeria, Sept. 12 -- Former Super Eagles star Daniel Amokachi has opened up about the financial lifeline that helped him recover after going bankrupt at 27.
By: Jayne Augoye
“I've seen the good, the bad, the ugly when it comes to life in football.”
By: Jayne Augoye
“Many people entered South Africa legally but later became undocumented because of ...”
After 10 weeks of competition, Temi Nkem polled 25.87 per cent of the total votes from viewers in Nigeria and across Africa.
By: Jayne Augoye
The family alleges that the film contains false accounts of the late politician's private life and career, while the producer insists its portrayal is drawn from public records.
By: Jayne Augoye
The family alleges that the film contains false accounts of the late politician’s private life and career, while the producer insists its portrayal is drawn from public records.
By: Jayne Augoye
The platform said it was engaging relevant stakeholders to resolve the disruption.
By: Jayne Augoye
The platform said it was engaging relevant stakeholders to resolve the disruption.
