He keeps on winning! Investigative Journalist John Allan Namu gets admitted into this prestigious African fellowship alongside Nigerian rapper MI Abaga

Ever since he took a hiatus from our TV screens, it has been nothing but an upward trajectory for award winning journalist, John Allan Namu.

Now a co-founder of Africa Uncensored, a company of journalists with one goal: to be the best investigative and in-depth journalism company in Africa, he has taken yet another major step into his career having been admitted into the prestigious Archbishop Desmond Tutu Fellowship.

Now for those of you not in the know, The African Leadership Institute (AFLI)* was founded in 2003 by African-born Rhodes Scholar Peter Wilson and Sean Lance, a renowned international business leader and it seeks to identify, nurture and equipping Africa’s future leaders with experiences, insights, and tools so that African-led solutions are developed to address Africa’s challenges.

He is set to join, Jude “MI” Abaga, renowned rapper and Chief Executive of Chocolate City Music & Entertainment Company; one of Africa’s largest indigenous record labels and also a U.N. Goodwill Ambassador.