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unsourced information on Iroga edit

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An anonymous editor has added unsourced information on Iroga. For the time being, I've added {{cn}} tags. If the information can be substantiated with a source, perhaps it should be moved from here to an article on Iroga himself. Aridd (talk) 19:46, 1 December 2008 (UTC)Reply

Given that the {{cn}} tags have been there for over a year now, I'm removing the information for the time being. Here's what I've removed (below). It can be put back in the article if sources are provided. Aridd (talk) 17:36, 16 February 2010 (UTC)Reply

Robert Iroga is the first Pacific Islands journalist to work at the ACP Secretariat as the Head of Press and Communication.^{[citation needed]}

Mr Iroga started with the Solomon Star in 1993 as a cadet after leaving Selwyn College. He now holds a bachelor of communication arts from Divine Word University, Papua New Guinea, a diploma of journalism from Manukau Institute of Technology in New Zealand and an Advanced Certificate in Journalism from the Thomson Foundation, Wales.

He has written an outstanding paper on Peace Journalism in the Solomon Islands, which is now being published in a book along with academics and journalism practioners in the Pacific region in May 2009.^{[citation needed]}

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