Nimatu Yakubu Atouyese, Biography

Date of Birth:: 1992-04-22
Place of Birth:: Bolgatanga, Ghana

Nimatu Yakubu Atouyese is a Ghanaian Journalist with over a decade of experience in court and parliamentary reporting.

She has worked with different public media organizations and is currently with one of Ghana’s leading online portals, Ghanaweb.com.

She is presently a senior journalist at Ghanaweb.com. She is the Head of the Africa News Desk and a parliamentary correspondent. She is involved in researching and writing informative news articles and stories about events using a fair and unbiased perspective.

She is a product of the prestigious Ghana Institute of Journalism (GIJ). Since graduating in 2018, she has taken up key projects and assignments in TV and online broadcasting and online reporting/writing.

Her first journalism stint was with Metro TV Ghana in 2015.

As a journalist, her commitment is to impact society positively by using her medium as a channel to share, inspire and support women and the vulnerable in society.

She is also a political enthusiast.

She is looking forward to working with international media houses to enrich and share her skills in journalism.

Nimatu holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communication (Public Relations) and a Diploma in Communication Studies, both from the Ghana Institute of Journalism.

Email address: [email protected]

Below are links to her impactful journalism feats spanning more than a decade:

NDC General Secretary hopeful Otukunor bares it all,talks about NDC polls,economy and others

Why NDC should be more worried about their incumbent MPs losing the seat

GhanaWeb Special: Meet the undefeated MP who has never said a 'word' in parliament:

Meet the lawyer of the first jailed MP who also ruled as Supreme Court judge on Assin MP’s case:

Why government cannot withdraw E-Levy:

NPP, the dollar or fuel prices: Who ‘breaks the 8’ first?

List of longest-serving MPs in Ghana’s parliament:

Will James Quayson face the same fate as Adamu Sakande?

Nu’uhe gme’a': The mystic Frafra marriage custom that compels women to remain faithful to their husbands

A dying flame under Akufo Addo in the wake of Maham's unsung achievements