Nana Grey-Johnson

thumb Nana Grey-Johnson (born 1951) is a Gambian journalist, writer, novelist, editor, academic and former government minister. He was born in Banjul, The Gambia. He studied communication at Lewis & Clark College in the United States and later obtained a master's degree in journalism from Stanford University. Quotes “And here we are, in the School of Journalism, teaching you how to write when one picture could put us out of business”, Nana Grey-Johnson, speaking at the University of The Gambia journalism seminar, 2018. “Rather photography is here to make our work easier, not to put the newspaper out of business.” Nana Grey-Johnson, speaking at the University of The Gambia journalism seminar, 2018. "The role of the press photographers, to help reporters make visual descriptions that might not exist in vocabulary” Nana Grey-Johnson, speaking at the University of The Gambia journalism seminar, 2018. “I am a slave only when I accept it. How can you call me a slave, I of Ebony!” Nana Grey-Johnson, I of Ebony. The quotation appears in a 2023 review/excerpt published by The Standard and is attributed to his novel. External links Q1525173 Nana-Grey Story Nana Grey-Johnson History Category:Academics from Gambia Category:Journalists from Gambia Category:Politicians from Gambia Category:People from the Gambia Category:1951 births Category:Living people