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Dolapo Oni-Sijuwade has a Message for Young People working in the Creative Industry

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On this new episode of her vlog, Dolapo Oni-Sijuwade has a message for everyone, especially young people working in the creative industry – “always read the fine print, read through your contracts and do not be scared to ask questions”.

Here’s what she says:

Slight change of pace. This happened while I was pregnant so thought to share some words of wisdom. Enjoy!

Watch the video below:

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