Once material gain exchanges hand, professionalism eludes journalism and objectivity gets a new habitat in dustbin. The article credited to Oladeinde Olawoyin visibly explains the above assertion. The cacophony expressed as his opinion has further confirmed the inimical decadence that has overpowered professionalism in today’s journalism. Hitherto, genuine journalists do interrogate the facts, investigate the…
When it became clear that then PDP candidate Seyi Makinde was the ultimate shoo-in in the days leading to the last governorship election in Oyo state, a few analysts in Ibadan began to stretch narratives around the man’s inevitable victory beyond the plausible limit. Then came this subtle claim that his state-wide support was borne…
Dear democrats and comrades, I find it really hard to bottle up on how I am feeling over our loss at the Supreme Court. I felt extremely bad for a number of reasons. First, I nearly lost my life at Alekuwodo fighting for the party to win. The ruling party and her dreadful boys almost…
Nigeria, A country known to be in the sub-sahara part of Africa, blessed with folds of qualities and resources that ought to make the country ranked as a world class has the lacuna of which it’s citizens and political leaders dedicate time, effort and resources for irrelevances and things that doesn’t worth to be significant…
From the ongoing talks on Ruga settlements, to the ‘outrageous’ state budget for burials, the wait for the announcement of new ministers in the present Federal Government’s administration, the last days of June 2019 were full of interesting events within the Nigerian space. However, what appears to be frivolously insane, was the video on social…
I was just informed a few minutes ago of the withdrawal of the appointment offered me as the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the Nigerian Senate President, Dr. Senator Ahmed Ibrahim Lawan Ahmed Lawan. I had hitherto enjoyed every of the diatribes provoked by the appointment. I was told it was the most…
Joseph Sanusi Gbadamosi Adegoke Adelabu…he was born on the 3rd of September, 1915 and died on the 25th of March, 1958, certainly lived like a meteor and his rise was meteoric. He was Ibadan’s most prominent politician of his time. He was born in Oke-Oluokun, Ibadan, to Sanusi Ashiyanbi Adeyege Adelabu and his mother was…
Did Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State realize that, in his first official pronouncement on May 29, 2019 stopping the payment of N3000 by school pupils, he had unwittingly provoked a strong ideological sentiment which had been bottled overtime? Discussions on this issue have polarized indigenes and residents along divides of ideology, class and beliefs….
My grandfather used to say: “If you look at a tree long enough, it will move.” We see what we want to see. Psychologists tell us that nothing controls our lives more than our self-image. We live like the person we see in the mirror. We are what we think we are. If you don’t…
A crystal clear difference! Class can never be bought! Post-Ajimobi Government Achievement Review number 1 Governor Ajimobi first assignment when he resumed Office in 2011 was to make sure that lives and properties were safe and secured. First Assignment of Seyi Makinde was inviting businessmen/Women for a talk. Here is my point: No investors or…
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