Written by Stevenie Michaels
The International Press Centre (IPC), Lagos, Nigeria, is mourning the untimely passing of Evelyn Osagie, a Senior Correspondent with The Nation Newspaper. The IPC extends its heartfelt condolences to her family, friends, and colleagues during this difficult time.
Evelyn Osagie was a renowned journalist who made significant contributions to the journalism community through her inclusive reports that amplified the voices of women across various platforms. Her journalism was not just about reportage but advocacy, driving conversations, and inspiring actions. Osagie's dedication to promoting women's issues and amplifying their voices was evident in her work.
The IPC Executive Director, Mr. Lanre Arogundade, described Osagie's death as a huge loss to the journalism community. He noted that Osagie made outstanding contributions to a recent EU-supported IPC and NAWOJ interface in Port Harcourt, where she committed to projecting the voices of female politicians ahead of the 2027 elections. Her passion and commitment to journalism will be deeply missed by her colleagues and peers.
Osagie's legacy will be remembered for years to come, and her contributions to promoting women's voices and issues will continue to inspire future generations of journalists. The IPC prays that her family finds solace in the memories of her life and work.
The journalism community is mourning the loss of a talented and dedicated journalist who left an indelible mark on the profession. Osagie's work will continue to inspire and motivate journalists to strive for excellence in their craft.
As the IPC mourns the passing of Evelyn Osagie, we reflect on her remarkable career and the impact she had on the journalism community. Her dedication to promoting women's issues and amplifying their voices was unwavering, and her legacy will live on through the countless lives she touched.
The IPC will miss Osagie's passion and commitment to journalism, and her contributions to promoting women's voices and issues. May her memory be a blessing to all who knew her, and may her legacy continue to inspire future generations of journalists.
