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Views: Visits 690 The young journalist reported to have worked anonymously with Kiki Mordi on BBC‘s ‘Sex For Grades’ documentary, Oge Obi, has attempted to commit suicide and all is being done to save her life. This development comes after a week-long back and forth moment between the journalists on who should take credit for the documentary and after Nigerian investigative journalist, Ruona J. Meyer called out Kiki Mordi for cheating colleagues who worked with her on the ‘Sex For Grades‘ documentary that has been receiving commendations and awards. At exactly 2:16 pm on Su...
Sex-for-grade: Why Kiki, Oge are trending on Twitter On Kindly Share This Story: Oge Obi, an investigative journalist who is said to be the brain behind award-winning BBC Sex For Grade documentary, allegedly attempted suicide Sunday. The attempted suicide comes few days after a renowned journalist, Ruona J. Meyer called out Kiki Mordi, the face behind the explosive documentary for allegedly taking sole credit for the creative work and sidelining Obi, who worked on the project under a pseudonym – Kemi Alabi. The allegation generated outrage from many Twitter users and Kiki Mordi in a react...