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In 2012, Funmi Iyanda and her creative partner Chris Dada released Chopcassava.com, a web series documenting the January 2012 fuel subsidy protests that took place in Lagos, Nigeria. It could not be aired on Nigerian TV, the web series presents an insider view of the Lagos protests, in which people
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of all classes took to the streets demanding a reversal of the 117% hike in petrol prices. It was nominated in the non-fiction web series category at the 2012 BANFF World Media Festival, in
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Funmi Iyanda is a member of the African Leadership Institute, Tutu Fellow, and a participant of the ASPEN Institute's Forum for Communications and Society.
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The show focused on the injustices suffered by Nigerians, particularly the vulnerable members such as women and children. The show was
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series of protests in January 2012. The protests were to resist the implementation of the government's fuel subsidy removal policy.
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Funmi Iyanda served on the Board of Farafina Trust and Positive Impact Youth Network. She participated at the
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travels throughout Nigeria, from state to state, capturing people and conversations around the country.
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as a way of creating awareness for the campaign to end violence against women and the girl child in
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10 Lagos. The success of the show made it the longest-running independently produced show on NTA.
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of Ignite Media now OYA Media. In 2011, Iyanda was honored for her web series by the
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Funmi's foray into television began when she started producing and presenting
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and she covered the 1999 female Football World Cup, the All Africa Games in
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where she graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Geography.
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In 2010, after a two-year break, Funmi returned to the screen with
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to the family of Gabriel and Yetunde Iyanda. Her father was from
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The first show she anchored was called MITV Live, produced by
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She was recognized as one of the BBC's 100 women of 2014.
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In 2012, she was honoured by the Lagos State Governor,
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for her secondary education. She then went on to the
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Kilimanjaro" 458:"The 20 Youngest Power Women In Africa" 422: 16:Nigerian talk show host and broadcaster 688:Nkem-Eneanya, Jennifer (19 May 2014). 1424:Yoruba women television personalities 758:"Funmi Iyanda: The Legend Of A Woman" 152:(born 27 July 1971), better known as 7: 288:. She has also written for PM NEWS, 206:, for her primary education and the 1474:21st-century Nigerian women writers 1469:Television personalities from Lagos 1449:Nigerian television talk show hosts 1439:International School, Ibadan alumni 842:"Funmi Iyanda Answers The Question" 809:Oyeniyi, Sola (15 September 2015). 604:Ayeni Adekunle (21 February 2010). 1484:Nigerian women business executives 898:Walking with Shadows (2019) - IMDb 731:Edition, Next (16 November 2019). 456:Nsehe, Nfonobong (1 August 2011). 14: 1434:Nigerian television personalities 271:started in 2000 and ran daily on 23: 1489:Nigerian women chief executives 608:. 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2006 Africa Cup of Nations
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