Evelyn Dan Epelle is an esteemed Nigerian journalist, columnist, and international multimedia journalist based in Abuja. She is renowned for her insightful analysis of breaking news stories, serving as a foreign correspondent and public policy analyst. Evelyn contributes a biweekly column titled 'Global Perspectives' for KAFTAN Post, where she delves into a wide array of topics, including social, political, and economic issues that resonate on both a continental and global scale. Her journalistic prowess is complemented by her role as an IMF Youth Fellow and her leadership at KAFTAN TV in Nigeria, where she oversees the Department of Library, Content, and Broadcast.

Educationally grounded with a degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering and a master's degree in Communications, Culture, and Technology, Evelyn's expertise spans multiple domains. She is particularly focused on media, education, technology, and public policy interventions in Africa and its diaspora, the 6th region. Since December 2018, she has been a dedicated voice at KAFTAN Post, and her experience includes writing for the 'Washington File' column.

Evelyn's work is characterized by a deep commitment to providing expert commentary and fostering a nuanced understanding of complex international matters. Her contributions to journalism and media in Nigeria and beyond have made her a respected figure in the field, known for her ability to connect diverse issues and engage with a global audience.