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Video Journalist Kunle Babs Joins CODE

by Jerry Emmanson
5 months ago
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Renowned civil society organisation, Connected Development (CODE), has announced the appointment of Kunle Babs as its Chief Consultant, Global Communications and Advocacy.

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Babs is a seasoned Video Journalist, Multimedia Producer, and Strategic Communications Specialist with nearly 15 years of international experience.

He has worked with major global media platforms including Agence France Press (AFP), China Global Television Network (CGTN), France 24, Channel News Asia (CNA) Canada Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), DD India and Deutsche Welle (DW).

Prior to his appointment, Babs has partnered with CODE in the past, training their staff on media engagement and storytelling during an annual retreat as a resource person.

He produced documentaries highlighting Follow The Money healthcare campaign, including the award-winning DW documentary “Fighting Eco-Corruption in Nigeria.”

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He was also part of CODE’s international observation team during the 2024 U.S. Presidential election.

In his new role, Babs will lead CODE’s global communication strategies, oversee media relations, drive strategic advocacy campaigns, and strengthen the organization’s brand presence across Africa and beyond.

Hamzat Lawal, Chief Executive of CODE, praised Kunle’s appointment: “We are thrilled to welcome Kunle to the team. His expertise in global communications and storytelling will play a vital role in scaling our impact.

“Kunle brings creativity, professionalism, and a deep understanding of development issues, which aligns perfectly with CODE’s vision.”

Speaking on previous collaborations with Babs, Lawal added:
“I have known and worked closely with Kunle for nearly a decade. His passion, commitment, and exceptional storytelling skills continue to inspire me.

“I trust his craft completely and believe he will be instrumental in elevating CODE’s advocacy efforts to new heights.

“Beyond his technical skills, Kunle understands the heart of our mission – giving voice to the marginalized. That makes all the difference,” Lawal said.

Babs holds a B.A. degree in English, a Post-graduate diploma in Filmmaking and Television Production, and is currently pursuing an MBA in Media Leadership at the University of Cumbria, U.K.

Speaking on his appointment, he said, “I am honoured to join CODE and excited to contribute to its mission of empowering marginalized communities through advocacy and innovation.

“I look forward to working alongside the talented team at CODE to strengthen the organization’s impact and expand its influence globally.”

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