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Amara Okafor

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app_7f21@amaraokafor · usr_4c9eSubmitted 22 Sep, 10:14 BSTDue in 1 d (SLA 7 days)Assigned to you
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About

Trade writer, eight years covering ports, customs and small exporters. I want to explain how trade rules reach everyday prices.

Credentials
MSc Development Economics · trade reporter, [PUBLICATION], 2017–2024
Wants to make
Stories, Research posts · Trade, Development
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ID verification

Verified · name matches23 Sep, 08:02 BST. Status only; documents never reach the Console.

Conflicts · 1 declared

Unpaid adviser to a regional exporters’ association since 2023.Shown on her trade pieces if approved.

Standards check

4 of 5 meet the standard · auto-scored, you decide
  1. Q1A reader says a figure in your piece is wrong. What do you do?Meets“Check the source again. If I was wrong, correct it openly with a dated note saying what changed.”
  2. Q2When is a claim “sourced” on Reprogram?Meets“When a reader can open the source, find the figure, and see the year it refers to.”
  3. Q3How do you label opinion in a news piece?Meets“I keep it out of news. If I argue something, it goes in a labelled take.”
  4. Q4Write the strongest case for a view you disagree with.Needs work“Some people think tariffs protect jobs. They are mostly wrong.” · 12 words, no argument given
  5. Q5Someone insults you under your story. How do you reply?Meets“Answer the point if there is one, ignore the insult, and report it if it crosses a line.”

Samples · 3

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What a Customs Form Tells You About PricesArticle · 1,850 words · 2025 · 9 sources
Small Exporters and the Cost of PaperworkArticle · 2,300 words · 2024 · 14 sources
Paper Summary: Tariff Pass-Through to Shop PricesResearch note · 900 words · 2025 · 3 sources