Good night our Sango, the ultimate revolutionary
Segun Sango (born Segun Aderemi) wrote his own epitaph. He dreamt the working class socialist…
2 years ago
Lanre Arogundade
The Oga Peter Who Became Bishop Adebiyi – A Tribute
By Lanre Arogundade It was in joyous tones that the news spread across the streets…
2 years ago
Nnamdi Kanu: You have no right to accredit journalists, IPC blasts DSS
By Nehru Odeh The International Press Centre (IPC) has condemned the decision of the Department…
3 years ago
Tunji Bello at 60: Testimonial to Charisma in Unionism, Journalism and Activism
By Lanre Arogundade Robust framed, fine-skinned and afro-haired while oozing handsomeness in his parliamentary…
3 years ago
June 12: A media role deserving of greater acknowledgment, celebration
By Lanre Arogundade At a stage we constructed a cage at the secretariat of…
3 years ago
Yeni Kuti at 60: Salute to the heartbeat of Afrobeat
By Lanre Arogundade It was as if even in the thick of battle the Comrade…
3 years ago
Femi Ojudu at 60: Attesting to four levels of relationship
By Lanre Arogundade Femi Ojudu and I belong to what is now famously referred…
3 years ago
Gbolabo Ogunsanwo: Exit of a prolific writer
By Lanre Arogundade The accusation then by the National Secretary of the National Party…
3 years ago
Covid-19: IPC calls for measures to protect journalists
*urges caution in reporting the pandemic The International Press Centre, IPC, Lagos-Nigeria, has called on…
4 years ago
Towards Excellent Political Reporting
By Kunle Ajibade Exactly forty years ago last month, one of Nigeria’s best journalists…
5 years ago